Sentence examples for often merited from inspiring English sources

The writer's words have haunted me ever since not least because they have so often merited resurrecting amid months of stories so similar to that of James Powell's.

Nonetheless, when red flags are present, they often merit investigation.

A successful field campaign generates data quickly, and the results of initial experiments often merit further investigation.

Michael Donnelly, a senior portfolio manager at American Century, a fund management company, says that Chilean companies often merit better multiples than their counterparts in other Latin American countries.

On the part of various Christian mystics, their benevolent motivations to reach out in goodwill often merit closer examination.

People don't often exclaim things; nor do sentences often merit exclamation.

Often, merit aid is awarded by colleges and universities more to attract and enroll students from higher income families than on any basis that truly deserves being called "merit".

"Careless covers a wide range of poor to reckless driving behaviour that often merits further investigation.

This phenomenon often merits the use of animal models in predicting the impact of immunosuppressant drugs.

Often, merit and happiness are correlated.

Sufficiently dodgy, often, to merit a yellow card.