Sentence examples for merited at from inspiring English sources

"I'm not an expert, but I think that would demonstrate a level of seriousness in response to this that is merited at this point".

Dyche, however, argued the movement was similar to that which "goalkeepers take when they receive a ball in the air to protect themselves" and believes it merited "at most a yellow card".

By pitching so well Monday night, Nova merited at least another start, which will come Sunday against the White Sox in Chicago, and at the expense of the struggling Vazquez.

If the marine commanders were guided in their treatment of Manning, as they said they were, by fears that he was suicidal, that assessment would certainly have been merited at the beginning of his captivity.

All of, ooh, about 25 years ago, before the internet existed, and before celebrity fashion was deemed so important that it merited at least 27 weekly magazines devoted to this subject, red-carpet fashion hardly existed.

My own view of them was sketchy and conventional, and, realising that the subject probably merited at least a year's research all to itself I lazily fell back on canvassing the views of people more knowledgeable than I.

But Suicide surely merit at least equal billing.

But when it is, "This Thing of Ours" will merit at least a footnote.

If the first third of this show were an English composition, it would merit at least an A-minus.

Given our analysis, we believe that a separately quoted PCA would merit at least the same multiple as AIA.

America quite likes football, and, if the US did somehow manage to win, it would probably merit at least a passing mention on CNN's evening bulletin.