Sentence examples for deserved level from inspiring English sources

One of the stories Polykoff told about herself repeatedly — and that even appeared after her death last year, in her Times obituary — was that she felt that a woman never ought to make more than her husband, and that only after George's death, in the early sixties, would she let Foote, Cone & Belding raise her salary to its deserved level.

Why do we always wait for artists to die to elevate them to their deserved level of "legends" when they had long earned the title while still alive?

There was an awkward pause before the second half as the referee waited to get the nod that the other Group D match had started and, once started, it took just 84 seconds for Mali to get a deserved leveller.

And he will have watched with delight as Davies superbly volleyed in a deserved leveller from 12 yards.

The deserved leveller came with 15 minutes remaining, with Alessandra the creator again as he fed rampaging left-back Purrington to secure a replay.

West Brom boss Steve Clarke was pleased with his side's second-half display, which saw them grow into the game and get a deserved leveller through Morrison.

The young defender did get on the scoresheet moments later with a simple header from George McCartney's cross, but there was little time to push for what would have been a scarcely deserved leveller.

A natural way to measure fit is to look at the distance between what you get and what you deserve: the absolute value of the difference between your welfare level and your deserved welfare level.

Although she never won the Nobel Prize for Economics, economists across the political spectrum thought she deserved that level of recognition.

"We had more than deserved to level, but then we gave the ball away too easily and were punished with their second goal.

Like a number of Beatles authors and biographers, Schaffner found that neither the album nor the tour deserved the level of abuse it received in some sections of the press.