Sentence examples similar to guarded merit from inspiring English sources
As such, it is possible for an offender to find a suitable target (e.g. desired by the offender) that is too well guarded to merit an attempt.
Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said that the confirmation that Mitchell had sworn in front of police guarding Downing Street merited an investigation by Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary.
Rajon Rondo's injury has opened a spot on the All-Star roster, a spot that normally would go to another guard, but on merit alone, Lopez is the most deserving player to replace him.
Are ideas like race-blind admissions, the right of a state to guard the integrity of its elections, and advancement on merit really that dangerous?
Incumbents, for their part, must guard against the false assumption that they are maintaining their market position because of the merits of their own technology.
In the interests of guarding the nobility of the Purple Heart, many service members, including me, have suggested that not every last physical wound merits a decoration.
But who guards those guards?
