Sentence examples for may deserved to from inspiring English sources

Drogba, the bully on the field who in May deserved to be drummed out of European soccer for his wild manhandling of a referee in the Champions League, is discovering the power of his fame.

But those practices may deserve to be threatened.

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

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

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

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

If tabloid gossip — like rumor in the financial markets — triggers genuine action by serious players, I think readers of serious newspapers may deserve to know about it.

A criminal may deserve to die, may deserve even to die in terror and agony; but no civil servant deserves to be made to participate in the premeditated killing of a person who, however wicked, is on the day of execution a helpless and frightened human being.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] political economySIR – Ayn Rand's vicar on earth, Alan Greenspan, may deserve to join his guru in her capitalist Valhalla ("A hard act to follow", October 15th).

Nearly every month brings reports of promising explorations, from New Mexico to Alaska, though some reports may deserve to be taken with "a grain of salt," Mr. Small of Icon cautioned.

Mr. Seabrook may deserve to be forever known as Bagel Larry for a charge that he doctored a $7 receipt for a bagel sandwich and a soda so that he could get $177 back from a political club.