Sentence examples for deserved to count from inspiring English sources
However, Suarez's latest goal, his 22nd of another remarkable scoring campaign, deserved to count for something.
No matter where you were born or how much money you were born into, no matter the color of your skin or where you worship, your vote deserves to count.
Even though it won four times more votes than its nearest competitor in a public poll to name the Natural Environment Research Council's new polar-research vessel, science minister Jo Johnson has suggested that Boaty McBoatface is such a stupid idea that it doesn't deserve to count.
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Scarano had offered to meet me at Vere 26, after a long period of litigation-related silence, in order to make a categorical point: that in his own scaled-down, pragmatic, outer-borough way, he, too, deserved to be counted as an artist.
Dominique de Villepin, the French foreign minister, recently published a book on Napoleon in which he argued, "History has vindicated Napoleon's vision of a 'great European family' of the future".Napoleon himself had little doubt that he deserved to be counted as a great European.
Soldiers who struggle with depression are, and deserve to be, counted among those in this group.
The government shouldn't pretend these people don't need an MP, and they deserve to be counted as my constituents.
