Sentence examples for did he merit from inspiring English sources

How much consideration did he merit?

So why does he merit another book, much less one weighing in at nearly 700 pages?

If associational privacy is important, a bored visitor strolling the halls of a hospital should not maneuver to watch a randomly selected patient give birth; and if he does, he merits criticism as a morally offensive intruder.

In a 35-minute speech on Mr. Bush's economics program, Mr. Gore did not use the word "taxes" once, nor did he discuss the merits of the cuts that anchor Mr. Bush's plan.

One poor first-half clearance and had so little to do he barely merits a rating.

Does he see no merit at all in free trade?

In the beginning — and neither can this be overstated — a Negro just cannot believe that white people are treating him as they do; he does not know what he has done to merit it.

When portraying the character, Macfadyen did what he was told to do; he did not want to create a backstory for the character as he did not find merit in doing so.

Standing alone, the building name does not accomplish the university's educational mission; it suggests Carr was worthy of recognition but provides no information about who he was or what he did to merit recognition, thus providing no opportunity for learning.

After Benzema announced, last March, that "no one can force me to sing the 'Marseillaise,' " one radio commentator said that given his poor play, he did not "merit" the anthem.

It is not clear what specifically he did to merit the praise, but another member of his company, similarly cited, dragged a wounded comrade under fire through mud, barbed wire and shell holes back to American lines.