Sentence examples for merited with from inspiring English sources

Some degree of caution is probably still merited, with the problems in Cyprus probably only the beginning to what we could see in coming months".

Woodrow's presence had eventually panicked Julien de Sart into converting into his own net early in the second half after Ryan Tunnicliffe's burst and Malone's shot had squirmed away from the Boro goalkeeper, an equaliser the hosts fully merited, with Boro becalmed right up to the moment David Nugent looped a header on to the crossbar seconds from the end of normal time.

He was merited with the miracle of communicating with animals, especially birds, which explains why he's typically photographed around them.

Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr. Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri appears to be well merited with his studies and tutelage in classical Islam under various eminent scholars.

St. Francis was also merited with the progressive ideology that aimed to move the Church away from building institutional power and back to their truest and basic purpose: serve and care for people and nature as God's creations on earth.

Thirdly, the merits with which we measure track record.

Some caravansaries are of modest architectural merit, with well-hewn, massive walls and impressive proportions.

The reverse side bears the inscription "For Military Merit" with the recipient's name below.

She would not compare its merits with the meals at Martha's school.

She said: "This shortlist achieves the near impossible of combining literary merit with sheer readability.

But this year, it will tip the balance toward merit, with 60percentt.