Sentence examples for may deserve to from inspiring English sources

But those practices may deserve to be threatened.

But then, they may deserve to be selling at a discount.

All three seem to have inbuilt danger zones that may deserve to be called tipping points.

The barbecue may deserve to be famous, but Gonzales is better known for its place in Texas history.

While Mr. Brown and his party may deserve to be punished, their political opponents don't deserve to be rewarded.

All of them may deserve to trade at a premium to their Jurassic competitors by dint of enormous top-line growth rates.

For example, Popper's axiomatization of primitive conditional probabilities does not have as a theorem, and thus propensities may conform to it despite Humphreys' argument.[11] At least to that extent they may still deserve to be called 'probabilities'probabilities

So Assange may well deserve to go to prison.

A man may well deserve to be called a dickhead, but repeating "Why you being a dickhead for?

But as unlikely as it seems today, Benedict may yet deserve to be remembered as the better pope.

"If Darrow invented the story rather than the game, he may still deserve to have a plaque on the Boardwalk honoring his ingenuity".