Sentence examples for merit any from inspiring English sources

These Twitter trolls don't merit any more publicity.

And yet: just nine songs, four of which don't merit any substantial discussion now.

But science of the eugenic era does not merit any such blanket absolution.

Hundreds of fans trudged out afterward in silence, and the game certainly did not merit any mentions by national commentators.

"This was a matter which likely did not merit any investigation," Mr. La Bella wrote in his addendum.

And so far UNITA's only response to the retirement news has been to declare that it does not merit any reaction.

"We don't think there is any merit to any of the claims, and ultimately all of them will be dismissed," he said.

The accusations apparently did not rise to a level meriting any official truth-finding.

Then again they may not want to: only Ryan Harris (7/10) merits any praise while three players (Brad Haddin, Ashton Agar and Phil Hughes) muster just 1/10.

Senator John L. Sampson, the Democrats' leader, convened a special committee in October to look into the assault and determine whether it merited any disciplinary action from the Senate.

Interestingly too he seems to think that unpaid labor is the only harm the transgressions of slavery caused the slaves or that merits any mention.