Sentence examples for merits a few from inspiring English sources

Finally, the New Orleans Museum of Art merits a few hours of your time, for its superb glass collection, its Paul Storr silver, its three Derains and three Miros, its Gilbert Stuart portrait of Maj.

Crude oil merits a few more words.

A brief clause inserted into a bill by New York State Representative James Delaney, and its consequences for food safety, merits a few sentences; the chemical industry's attacks on Rachel Carson less than a paragraph.

On the same day that  Wogan died, the marvellous British actor Frank Finlay also passed away, Should he have merited a few words from the PM?

Unlike 1952, when the championship game merited a few feet of film, this one will be watched live by national television audiences in both countries as well as around the world.

I don't pretend to know the worth of a soul, nor the coming gifts to those who convert the masses, but I would guess converting the sinful homosexuals would merit a few brownie points.

The study results do merit a few additional considerations.

Today was a violent one in Kashmir, where the numbing pace of killing usually merits only a few paragraphs in the daily newspapers here.

Bush's mention of North Korea -- "added to the axis last" -- merits only a few sentences here, mostly concerning Frum's pleasure at Pyongyang's pique.

But this hugely complex idea merits only a few paragraphs, which won't be terribly useful to the young activists Gitlin aims to instruct.

Sooner or later, one of the parties will wind up getting stuck with a real lemon, someone the voters would never have picked if they had had a chance to really consider the candidates' merits over a few weeks of warm weather.