Sentence examples for merited no from inspiring English sources

So far, this potentially emotional issue has merited no debate in the Congress.

Unlike the butchery that bookended it, it merited no presidential statements, no saturation television coverage.

And late in 1997, Ms. Reno also decided that the coffees merited no further action.

And yet there were others in Brooklyn, skeptics, to whom Wilpon merited no more than a plangent "fuhgeddaboudit".

In fact, that must be why Republicans held another presidential debate on Thursday night and the European economic crisis and how it might affect us — and what we must do to insulate ourselves — merited no discussion.

In wars since 1945, American combat mortality figures have sharply declined, while the exclusivity of the American claim on memorialization has intensified, as if U.S. soldiers were the only casualties in Korea or Vietnam or, more recently, Iraq, and the deaths of many thousands of civilians killed in those distant conflicts merited no acknowledgment and carried no meaning.

The argument that some crimes merit no immunity is almost a century old.

These most routine of circumstances would ordinarily merit no more than a brief mention.

Some legal experts, meanwhile, contend that technology cases merit no special consideration.

Here, workers are recruited seamlessly from throughout the 28-nation European Union, their entry requiring no work visas and meriting no hostility to immigrant labor.

When they come to assemble the post-tournament television montages, England will merit no more than a few seconds of crestfallen faces.