Sentence examples for one that merits from inspiring English sources

The decision on how to select the case(s) to study is a very important one that merits some reflection.

"It was a fledgling idea but one that merits further investigation," he said.

Provincial though some of its output may seem in contrast with that of more elegant European ceramics makers, Zsolnay has had a vital past, one that merits the painstaking show and catalog that Bard has given it.

Having Lou sing on our track This Is Your Land will always be a career highlight, and the story of how the rest of the night panned out after that recording session in Paris is still one that merits disbelief.

But given the added cost, in both money and time, of inspecting and somehow purifying mail, the idea of getting rid of tons of junk mail every day is an attractive one that merits serious consideration.

It's a remarkable achievement, and one that merits the trek to a less-than-familiar part of town.

"Law Firms Are Slow in Promoting Minority Lawyers to Partnerships" (front page, Aug. 7) does not address one group that merits equal focus, although its members are not usually considered "minority".

Siegel instituted a policy in which every child would take home a book every night and read for at least 30 minutes; the children wrote in every subject, and the teachers drilled into them the difference between an essay that would earn a 4 on the E.L.A. test, indicating "mastery," and one that would merit only a 3, for "proficiency".

IN a world awash in olive oil, it is hard to imagine a new one that could merit singling out.

But one that has the merit of saying why one is fighting, and against whom.

Lomborg thinks it's a mild problem that may or may not become a severe problem, one that doesn't merit constraining our fossil fuel use or making economic sacrifices.