Sentence examples for merits a more from inspiring English sources

As good as this show is, the arduous and exhilarating 112 legacy merits a more comprehensive revisit.

But the state has been sparsely polled and probably merits a more attention than it has been getting from pollsters and poll-watchers.

Even if a neuroscience story is presented by the mainstream as interesting on its own merits, a more informed opinion will inevitably give a more accurate, cautious perspective.

(Though I have no basis to judge the technical merits, a more qualified companion assured me that the dancing was as refined as the orchestra and chorus).

"The Horse Soldiers" is an important, personal film that merits a more detailed appreciation than it will receive here (as indeed it has, in the voluminous literature on Ford).

This work demonstrates that the Strain 13 is a viable age-matched control to the Hartley strain and merits a more in depth evaluation of the contribution of bone and bone metabolism to OA.

But Crook said the crisis merited a more urgent response.

But they said China had taken steps that they had determined could merit a more punitive U.S. response.

William E. Wallace, one of the foremost American experts on Michelangelo, who examined the painting in 2005, said there is at least enough evidence to merit a more extensive examination.

Justice Department officials said today that they would read Mr. Few's complaint before deciding whether it merited a more formal review.

But Mr. Mbeki, left, said in an interview with the South African Broadcasting Corporation that Mr. Botha's life merited a more balanced appraisal because it was during his tenure that the government opened the first secret contacts with leaders of the anti-apartheid movement.