Sentence examples for merits half from inspiring English sources

In her biography of her father, Imogen never mentions it; even in the more thorough biography by Michael Short, it only merits half a line.

(At that point the crisis finally merited half a page of coverage).

#SKYFALL ow.ly/i/ZHG0 — James Bond (@007) October 5, 2012 What other pop cultural phenomenon merits such half-centennial hype?

It was the first time voters had ousted justices since Iowa instituted a merit-selection process half a century ago.

This gives it a beautifully light, clean texture that scoops easily from the dish, but I'm not convinced that it's sufficiently superior to the Serious Eats version to merit the extra half hour of work.

Bolton manager Dougie Freedman: "I felt our performance, especially first half, merited at least a goal.

The revolving door between the agencies designated to make a good-faith science-based policy decision on the merits of the northern half of the KXL and the firms lobbying on behalf of TransCanada spins with rapidity.

A month after the complaint was filed, the I.R.S. commissioner, Mark W. Everson, gave a speech in Cleveland in which he said that the enormous increase in campaign funding during the 2004 election cycle had led the I.R.S. to investigate complaints against eighty-two churches and charities, and that it had found merit in more than half of those cases.

His songs had such lasting merit that more than half a dozen of them have earned a prominent place in the catalogue of all-time rock standards, and are still hitting the charts today in such grisly guises as Showaddywaddy's Heartbeat.

But no-one in the Hearts midfield got close enough to Allan as he set up the opener his side's play merited midway through the half.

Firstly, descriptive findings indicate that advocacy for policies and funding devoted to promotion of positive emotional well-being among youth is merited since only over half of young Canadians reported high levels.