Sentence examples for likely merit from inspiring English sources

"If the risks that I'm focusing on to our last forecasts come through, I think there is a chance that inflation will pick up faster than people had been expecting in the medium term, which then would most likely merit an increase in interest rates sooner than people are currently expecting," Forbes told the Wall Street Journal.

(There is likely merit to the concept. In the wake of Orca's failure, bickering about who was to blame for the catastrophe swung between outside consultants, and a too-small team on the Romney side).

– Facebook is a "company run by a prominent Jew" and can't "possibly show preferential treatment to one offended group over others" – The Holocaust is just one of many human tragedies: "There are quite a few other especially-horrifying events in humanity's recent past that likely merit the same level of consideration" – Providing a forum for Holocaust deniers lets people see how "stupid" they are.

It's a technology that could easily be integrated into iOS without much outward change, but it would likely merit some fanfare from Apple if it were already in use, especially now that Android and other OEMs are beginning to compete more aggressively for consumer attention with advancements to onboard mobile camera tech.

We therefore feel that it is difficult to present a single, coherent picture for all these RNA viruses, and that some families of positive-sense viruses will likely merit individual publications.

Since operational staff took part in facilitated discussion of PE findings (at the feedback event), received recommendations following the feedback event, and were provided copies of strategic stakeholders' responses to the issues raised, and since local action was often favoured, there is likely merit in exploring this further.

Taking it one step further, there are likely merits to supporting secure, private online communication within the firm.

Tonight at 6 P.M., as part of the "Rendez-Vous With French Cinema" series, the Film Society of Lincoln Center will be showing a film that, in addition to its own likely merits (I haven't seen the film yet), is also a marker of another grievous absence.

But I can cite one point of contact with America that likely merits an apology, and that is the experience much of the rest of the world has with the visa and immigration processes of the United States.

In fact, according to Tebbe, since Trump is a public figure, Eminem's speech about him likely merits additional protection as it can be viewed as political in nature.

This likely merits discussion within all health professions at any rate.