Sentence examples for meriting its from inspiring English sources

The petitions not only asked to have the lost hour restored, but also requested that the town's post office be elevated to independent status, meriting its own postmaster.

They concluded, he said, that Otto "created a new work" because of his role of editing, merging and trimming entries from her diary and notebooks and reshaping them into "kind of a collage" meriting its own copyright.

Holding one-fifth of the world's unfrozen fresh water, Baikal in Russia's Siberia is a natural wonder of "exceptional value to evolutionary science" meriting its listing as a world heritage site by Unesco.

In sickness and in health Gloom over Indonesia The price is right On top of the world Limiting Camp David's damage ReprintsThis year's new idea, meriting its own "Okinawa Charter", is that something must be done about the "digital divide" caused by unequal access to information technology.

Convection developed around the center near Grande Comore, meriting its classification Tropical Disturbance 1. Moving southwestward, the system organized into a tropical depression on January 17, developing a curved band of convection.

The present study demonstrates for the first time the anticancer potential of 7- epiclusianone against glioblastoma cells, thus meriting its further investigation as a potential therapeutic agent.

They considered it distinctive enough to merit its own genus, Cyanolimnas.

Each of these hypotheses could merit its own article.

There was little doubt that England merited its victory.

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In the United States, the "perp walk" is common enough to merit its own Wikipedia page.