Sentence examples for not meriting from inspiring English sources
Still others said they regarded the development as an incremental step toward the demise of the island's Communist regime, something significant but not meriting a full-blown celebration.
He rejected the slippery slope argument, saying that "making false statements about receiving military honors is a carefully defined subset of false factual statement not meriting constitutional protection".
Her forthright statements to the media, and her accentuated make-up, did not make her popular with the orthodox middle classes, who viewed her as a woman not meriting respect.
He does not dismiss such terms as meaningless, but simply as not meriting a place in serious science, or in the objective account of the world at which science aims.
Thus, arguably, these individuals were in need of 'disease modifying' treatment despite not meriting, in the opinion of their treating physicians, a diagnosis of 'rheumatoid arthritis'.
This attitude may be attributable to the assumption that skin diseases are a benign minor nuisance, not meriting any treatment [ 1].
Mr Droukdel did not merit a mention.
The drugs were ubiquitous enough to not merit mention.
Normally, this would not merit even a raised eyebrow.
Simply doing one's job would not merit a gift.
