Sentence examples for deserves little from inspiring English sources

For this act of excessive caution, Ms Rice deserves little blame: as special adviser on Soviet affairs, she had a mid-level position, concerned mainly with staff work.

Most analysts already agree that the industry's report was so deliberately skewed to produce frightening results that it deserves little credence.

To some liberal critics of the Administration, and of the journalists who reported the White House officials' charges, this kind of transaction between reporter and source deserves little protection from the First Amendment.

But if the World Bank's own review is to be believed, it deserves little credit for Timor-Leste's progress.When Indonesia was at last forced to give in to overwhelming demands for the independence of its then-province of East Timor, the bank moved in quickly to offer assistance.

Many will feel Mrs Roberts deserves little sympathy.

Of course, unless you're a lawyer named Larry Lessig or one of his merry band, you really can't hope to understand why copying is really creativity and originality deserves little protection.

Each man would think that the other deserved little respect.

The owners, conversely, deserve little civic sympathy and no public subsidies.

While they will complain, with some justification, about the goal West Brom deserved little better.

I'm reasonably sure, though, that such motivations would deserve little more respect than you show Rourke.

It says that in the eyes of the law, gay relationships are less worthy and deserve little support and less respect.