Sentence examples for merited any from inspiring English sources

Burkina Faso is a very poor country in west Africa and hardly merited any mention outside that region until Sankara overthrew the country's corrupt military leadership in 1984.

The human bowling ball quickly repaid the faith to a degree by smashing into Ben Botica from the get-go, but there was precious little else that merited any talk of an immediate Six Nations call-up.

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.

This wouldn't have merited any coverage by the soccer press if it had been one of the countless incidents of violence that have occurred in the stands over the years.

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.

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

At any rate, the claim that the world's most famous Buddhist is secretly a Muslim is so ludicrous that it does not merit any serious response.

This attitude may be attributable to the assumption that skin diseases are a benign minor nuisance, not meriting any treatment [ 1].

Notably, from the very beginning, the average quality of submissions has been very high, with only a small minority not meriting any discussion at all among the editors.