Sentence examples for has deserved as from inspiring English sources

Journalist Brian Viner of The Independent has suggested that Roache has not been given the accolades he has deserved as a performer because of his longevity in the role of Ken.

Rodriguez may well have deserved as much fame as Dylan, or Leonard Cohen or Joni Mitchell.

"They've taken a lot of flak and I've taken a lot of flak, which you can say we've deserved as we've not been winning games.

Thus, PRL-3 has deserved attention as a crucial molecule in the multiple steps of metastasis and therefore as a new therapeutic target.

Phosphatase of regenerating liver-3 (PRL-3) has deserved attention as a crucial molecule in the multiple steps of metastasis.

It is a noteworthy and necessary start to a trend in historiography that will hopefully begin to place American anti-imperialism alongside American imperialism in importance". "Empire's Twin is an important beginning to a conversation that should be taking place (and largely is not) about the degree to which the United States has deserved its reputation as an anti-imperialist nation.

In previous reviews and epidemiological studies, HBeAg has deserved less attention as a marker of HBV infection, although this biomarker of high viral load is highly significantly associated with HCC risk [ 32, 33], and could further explain geographical differences in liver cancer incidence.

Jeffrey R. Immelt, the chairman of G.E., praised Mr. Zucker's performance, saying, "In my opinion he has never gotten as much credit as he has deserved".

He corrects himself: actually, no, he never beat his dad with a frying pan, as John does, "as much as he would have deserved it, and as much as I would have liked to.

"Christian Lacroix and the Tale of Sleeping Beauty" (It Books, $21.99), the first in her series of fantasy designer biographies, tells the story of Beauty, a starry-eyed princess condemned to wearing bland sack dresses, and stars Mr. Lacroix as the gallant prince who creates for her the dress she has always deserved, as well as the court's entire new ensemble.

Twitter and Facebook both have deserved reputations as echo chambers but the idea of social media as just one big bubble, somewhere people go to avoid ever meeting an idea they won't like, is simplistic and outdated.