Sentence examples for open deserves from inspiring English sources

"The US Open deserves better than that.

However, surely Bobby Jones's feat in the 1929 United States Open deserves at least an asterisk.

Later, Garcia tweeted that the U.S. Open "deserves better quality green surfaces than we have this week but maybe I'm wrong!" Phil Mickelson, who scouted Chambers Bay extensively in the buildup and shot 69 in the first round, noted that the greens played at varying speeds throughout the course, a condition with which the players are not accustomed to on either the PGA Tour or a major.

My own view is that not every show that opens deserves to be covered; but the good ones should be covered in more depth.

Writing can be a tough trade, and the authors who pound away until the door finally opens deserve admiration.

As a national competition that ranks among the oldest in the world — and a professional North American sports trophy second only to ice hockey's Stanley Cup in age — the U.S. Open Cup deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as our other great sporting tournaments.

Which issues remain open and deserve further elaboration to include in the innovation process understanding?

Although some significant work has been done in the 3D video summarisation domain, many issues are still open and deserve further research, especially in the following areas.

Although theoretical concepts and computational implementation related to the Cauchy problem of Helmholtz equation have been discussed by many authors [8 11], there are many open problems deserved to be solved.

But in describing the black players on Duke as "Uncle Toms," Rose left himself open to deserved criticism.

While the van-sized windbag, which was the result of a nearly $40,000 crowdfunding campaign, may have seemed massive on the ground, once airborne and hovering all of two feet above the crowd of protesters, it was instantly dwarfed by every parking structure, Tesco, and tree on the block, leaving it wide open for deserved roasting.