Sentence examples for interest merits from inspiring English sources

Any suggestion that the book was serialised for anything other than its editorial and public interest merits was strenuously denied by Associated executives.

The fact that NF refutes the axiom of choice sharpens the consistency problem greatly, and ought to sharpen public interest, but the widely-held view that sets are, of their essence, wellfounded represents a huge rhetorical obstacle to NF attracting the attention that its foundational interest merits.

In addition, the usefulness of various interaction types as indicators of user interest merits further investigation.

Even topics that to outsiders would seem devoid of political interest merit intervention.

Should the level of interest merit it, we will proceed to the development of a stress management treatment module for delivery to this population of women.

"One or more fast-growing regional powers may judge that changes in its economic and political interests merit the risk of an aggressive programme of espionage," the report said.

What is indispensable is that when taking America surging deeper into war in Afghanistan, President Obama has to be able to answer the most simple questions at a gut level: Do our interests merit such an escalation and do I have the allies to achieve victory?

On the other hand it could be maintained that whilst children lack agency they certainly have fundamental interests meriting protection and thus at least have welfare rights (Brighouse 2002).

This finding is of interest and merits further study.

Determining the optimal delay between surgery and radiation therapy is, therefore, of great interest, and merits further investigation.

No matter what the answer would be, the use of AKR1B10 for diagnosis and prognosis is of great potential interest and merits further investigation in the future.