Sentence examples for is not deserving of from inspiring English sources
LIMA, Peru — To its critics in the church, the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru is not deserving of its name.
The market decided long, long ago, for example, that work as a shop assistant is not deserving of a very high salary.
It is telling that no one has ever argued that any of the eight cases currently being investigated is not deserving of prosecution.
This is not to say that Chelsea's conduct is not deserving of scrutiny when, to cite one example, someone in a position of power ordered that the story should be briefed.
While the ski association complained that Miller "has evolved to become much less respectful of the organization," it is becoming increasingly clear that the association is not deserving of such respect.
Commentators wailed about the travesty on rightwing talkshows, and the National Review stared a petition demanding that Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel designate the Fort Hood massacre an act of war and Major Hasan an enemy combatant who is not deserving of a military court-martial.
Is there anything about this child that isn't deserving of love?
"Not that she isn't deserving of it.
"My client's son may have been an acquaintance with a person involved in an evil act, but merely being an acquaintance, merely being a Muslim, merely being from a Russian province, does not mean he isn't deserving of proper treatment by law enforcement officers," he said.
The fact that he took the stage over polished, multi-platinum stars that enjoy mass radio airplay and can sell out arenas is a clear signal from the industry folk responsible for making country music that, after years of deafening criticism both inside and outside of Nashville, broad popularity isn't deserving of heraldry.
Geoffrey Robertson QC will seek tonight to persuade a lecture audience at the LSE that the Vatican isn't deserving of diplomatic recognition, that its claims to statehood are risible, and that – which is why this matters –it uses its status as a state to take refuge from international law and to cover up clerical sex abuse crimes.
