Sentence examples for less deserving than from inspiring English sources

Why are underinsured families less deserving than underinsured businesses?

Is his family less deserving than that of someone who happened to work at the World Trade Center?

Is the government really saying that as child of two who sufffers cataclymsic injuries less deserving than a baby?

Domestic partnerships and equal economic benefits aren't antidotes, Boies explains, because as long as gay Americans are denied the same right to marry as everyone else, they are branded as sub-citizens, less equal and less deserving than everyone else.

"A Prophet" ("Un Prophète") is no less deserving than "Ajami"; it's certainly no worse a film, but seems, with its violence and grimness, to be atypical of recent winners.

"By excluding these families from marriage and relegating them to civil unions, a lesser status, government has branded these families as inferior, as less deserving than other families," Camilla Taylor, national director of Lambda Legal's Marriage Project, said at a news conference on Wednesday.

In his book Kagan remains agnostic about whether it is better if a more deserving person gets exactly what he deserves than if a less deserving person does.

Was a person who had been on the planet for six thousand five hundred and seventy days somehow less deserving of human decency than a person who had been here for six thousand five hundred and sixty-nine?

The groups said it was "deplorable" that Asean states had adopted a declaration that "implies their people are less deserving of human rights than the people of Europe, Africa or the Americas".

I struggle to imagine less deserving beneficiaries of public charity than Iain Duncan Smith and family.

Hostile rumours circulated against him at court, and, as younger, less deserving men overtook him in rank, his embitterment deepened, and he became noticeably more eccentric.