Sentence examples for merit close examination from inspiring English sources

Still, General Bolden's past ties to aerospace companies merit close examination.

Any result significantly better or worse than these predictions will merit close examination.

Other cases, such as the high overlap of T. p. zacatecensis with Neotoma mexicana and N. micropus (besides the high overlap with its host N. albigula), merit close examination in on-site field studies.

Some fusions are more likely to destroy value than to create it, so all merit closer examination.

On the part of various Christian mystics, their benevolent motivations to reach out in goodwill often merit closer examination.

The basis for finding well conserved, apparently stable TnPZ elements in some strains and only remnants in others, and mechanisms underlying these differences merit closer examination.

The research described in this review has some limitations that merit closer examination.

He adds, however, that there is scattered evidence of trouble that merits close examination.

The package of policies applied merits close examination by developing- and transition-country cities that need urgently to find new ways of raising financial resources to meet the huge needs arising from population growth and resettlement.

But the NDAA also merits close examination because of how much ground it covers.

Economists study the auctioneer, not the traders.After his visit to the trading desks, however, Mr Lyons decided that dealers merited closer examination.