Sentence examples for merited a better from inspiring English sources

The Phoenix felt they merited a better seed, due to their 30-1 record and winning the Horizon League's regular season and tournament titles.

This shortage of spectators was too bad, because there was at least one red-hot preliminary, which merited a better audience.

Mr. Brown and Mr. Trump said they expected to proceed with a bond sale later in the year when the casinos' performance would merit a better deal.

She remarked, "fans merit a better episode, better commentary, and better parody of the subject at hand".

"I've felt that over the season our performances have merited a little bit better than where we are in the division.

The display merited a victory.

By one of those curious twists of history, it may turn out that the capture of Mr Ocalan has led many Turks, and some of Turkey's most powerful friends abroad, to consider the merits of a better deal for the Kurds.Admittedly, the Kurds seem to be on the defensive.

His 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers lost 47 of 51 games and he was fired, cutting short the career of someone who merited better and deserves to be remembered for more.

But still, Lynn's serene saunter through the final round, a forensic four-under 68 which culminated in carpe diem birdies at 16 and 17 when it suddenly became clear an unexpected second-placed finish could be his if he really wanted it, merited better response than it has received.

If polarization happens first among the electorate, and only later in Congress, then voters are driving it, in which case it might merit another, better name: "representation".

Differences in number population and in ethnicity could explain differences between our studies, which nevertheless merit to be better investigated in a larger population.