Sentence examples for merited concern from inspiring English sources

Gary Carr, a senior vice president for TargetCast TCM, which buys ad time for companies, said that while the dip was "not cause for panic," it merited concern and careful monitoring.

U.S. health officials, seeking a careful balance in their warnings, questioned the recommendation, and President Barack Obama said the outbreak merited concern but was "not a cause for alarm".

The business barely merited mention in Goddet's autobiography, L'Equippé belle.

He added that the MoD had no authority to stop Sepa informing Scottish ministers, adding: "Sepa took the decision, correctly in my view given the absence of any safety concern, that there was no issue that merited disclosure to Scottish ministers.

On one reading of Adam Smith's prototypical sentimentalism, although he holds that evaluative judgments concern what emotional response is proper, he then defines that notion dispositionally, in terms of actual rather than merited responses and endorsements.

Nonetheless, an appeal is merited.

Will Harries provided the Dragons with merited consolation.

Is this merited, is it justified?

Who do you think merited inclusion?

My preface is a simple but merited statement.

It was a thoroughly merited victory, and an impressive one.