Sentence examples for deserves a lower from inspiring English sources

Similar to prior fallow organic growth periods, M&A could make up the slack, albeit this arguably deserves a lower rating than organic.

The reason being is that, if one were so inclined, one could point to several imperfections in Sega's new shooter as evidence that it deserves a lower score – not the least of which is the legacy of the film this game purports to be a sequel to, and which is a millstone around its neck.

Given the accounting irregularities, Take-Two deserves a lower valuation.

There's no way to sugarcoat this message: Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg believes North America users of his platform deserve a lower data protection standard than people everywhere else in the world.

Now defenders say that this enemy is, what, worse than the Nazis so they deserve a lower standard?

Laws don't change people's minds overnight, but that doesn't mean that same-sex couples deserve a lower quality of life and opportunity, especially in a necessity like housing.

Judge Thokozile Masipa found that there were compelling circumstances dictating why Pistorius deserved a lower sentence than the 15-year minimum on a murder charge, including remorse he showed for the crime and his testimony that he believed he was shooting at an intruder.

Rude service may deserve a lower tip, but service needs to be considerably bad.

"They run the risk of reducing their profitability if they keep expanding GE Capital, and they will deserve a much lower P.-E.," said Robert Friedman, an analyst with S& P Equity Research.

Why do the people of Kazakhstan deserve a far lower tax rate than American taxpayers?

The price of credit default swaps to insure against GE bond defaults has soared from about 30 basis points a year ago to above 600 lately, according to research firm Markit, implying that investors think GE's bonds deserve a much lower rating.