Sentence examples for it often deserves from inspiring English sources

That is to the sport's credit and much as it often deserves criticism, its pursuit of safety has been wholehearted and genuine.

And the American right does need to focus on those issues, because that's where the action is, and where it often deserves to be.

The latest example of this knack came on Thursday night, when Mr. Isserlis drew a healthy audience for a program of unfamiliar pieces old and new at the 92nd Street Y, a space not as closely associated with musical adventure as it often deserves.

The French and Italians, and to a lesser extent the Spanish, simply assume that most of their food will be better than any other country's, but the bulk of British food does not and has not had the reputation for quality that it often deserves, and as a result, customers rarely bother to seek it out.

It demands your undistracted attention, and very often deserves it.

As played by Kevin Pollak, Lazlo is a series of comic tics that include a mangled accent, malapropisms and an assaultive temper that leads him to pound his remaining son, Strabo (Frank Collison), who often deserves it.

Listening to it gave it an attention it didn't often deserve.

Since at least 1,200 pilgrims have been crushed in repeated religious stampedes in India over the past decade, it would appear that officials in some states are failing to learn basic lessons about the cost of bad crowd control, and the corruption that aggravates it.Government often deserves blame even when it is nature that strikes hard.

The humiliations that follow Theo's attempts to enlighten humanity are often deserved, but it's impossible not to feel sympathy for him.

Such foreign entrants can displace local rivals, but then the locals often deserve to be displaced.

In my opinion, the big banks often deserve that criticism — but not always.