Sentence examples for equally deserved from inspiring English sources

Bradley then makes his eagle on 13, which is equally deserved; he's +1.

The core challenge for justifying retributivism, then, is justifying the claim that harsh treatment is equally deserved.

His "Birdman" victory is equally deserved.

In other words, one tries to equalize outcomes for equally deserving individuals first, and then applies a utilitarian calculus.

Peoples see themselves as free in the sense of being rightfully politically independent; and as equal in regarding themselves as equally deserving of recognition and respect.

One version of this strategy (employed by P. Taylor 1986) is to argue that all living things, persons and nonpersons, have equal inherent worth and so equally deserve the same kind of moral respect, because the ground of the worth of living things that are nonpersons is continuous with the ground of the worth for persons.

This is all of us, equal to one another in our humanity, equally deserving of the chance to live and prosper.

Equal levels of welfare are best, when everyone is equally deserving.

For instance, subgroups of the first partition consist of equally deserving individuals, for which one would like to obtain equality of outcomes, whereas subgroups of the second partition consist of individuals who have equal opportunities, so that inequalities among them do not matter.

It is equally dangerous, equally insidious and equally deserving of a total ban.

But for thriller writer Sarah Dunant, Jamaica Inn (1936) is equally deserving of notice.