Sentence examples for deserves a significant from inspiring English sources

-- James Comey deserves a significant share of credit/blame/responsibility, whichever word you want to use, for Clinton's loss.

Policymakers and civic leaders need to know whether a given early childhood program is effective and deserves a significant investment of funds.

Drainage may not be a word much used in the heritage industry but what happened in East Anglia in the 1640s and 50s deserves a significant place in national memory.

Mr. Aleynikov's conduct, she said, "deserves a significant sentence because the scope of his theft was audacious -- motivated solely by greed, and it was characterized by supreme disloyalty to his employer".

There is absolutely zero question that Martin Taupau deserved to have stern action taken against him on the field – and certainly deserves a significant sanction from the match review panel – for his unprovoked and vicious swinging arm on a defenceless James Maloney lying prone on the ground in the Roosters-Tigers clash on Friday.

"It's largely true that in his last two years he focused on two things: the beginning of his run for the presidency and health reform, which was to be his signature achievement and one for which he deserves a significant amount of the credit," Widmer told me.

In his own letter to the judge, Mr. Dreier acknowledged that his crimes were "inexcusable" and said he deserved "a significant prison sentence".

In signs that the finger-pointing had already begun, they suggested that Mr. Ramirez and Mr. Ferrer deserved a significant amount of the blame for the loss.

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: I think if the Obama administration follows through with its greenhouse gas regulations, it will deserve a significant amount of credit.

The journalists who looked the other way as Republican spokespeople, in the Party leadership and the media, exploited racial hatred and anti-immigrant fervor deserve a significant share of the blame as well.

Mark S. Dreier, a former prominent lawyer who pleaded guilty in a fraud scheme in 2009, sent a four-page, single-spaced letter to the judge, Jed S. Rakoff, calling his own crimes "inexcusable" and saying he expected and deserved a significant prison sentence.