Sentence examples for merit new from inspiring English sources
A widespread claim that dozens of nuclear plants, too costly to run profitably, now merit new subsidies to protect the earth's climate just collided with market reality.
"You don't have to put a huge amount of money in the marketplace," he says, adding that lower-cost marketing techniques--such as banners, street signs or direct mailing--might merit new attention.
The story of Old Lights and New Lights, of Edwards and Whitefield, is so familiar, and has been examined from so many angles, that it cannot possibly merit new attention and a fresh look or can it?
The choice to produce the expansion was primarily inspired by the success of Morrowinds release, as well as a general feeling that Elder Scrolls series games are ongoing experiences that merit new things for their players to do.
In that, as in so much else, this grand old man merits new attention.
But that car has been translated in a way that merits new attention.
The U.S. Marshals Service, which handles security for the federal court system, appeared to think the changes merited new measures.
Caspofungin is the most used antifungal agent in clinical practice and the correlation between in vitro break-points for micafungin regarding patients being treated with caspofungin thus merits new studies.
Is that "ergonomic topographic toothbrush" novel enough to merit a new patent of its own?
Is there any book of literary merit New Yorkers could read without offending other New Yorkers?
