Sentence examples for population merits from inspiring English sources

The Labour stronghold of London alone may end up with at least half a dozen fewer MPs than its population merits, he writes.

This review presents evidence indicating that this overlooked sibling population merits both clinical and research attention.

Emergency service involvement with this vulnerable population merits further examination.

The prevalence and clinicopathological significance of breast cancer subtypes in the Chinese population merits verification.

The applicability of these models in this increasingly important population merits special attention.

The mechanism for this concentration is unknown, but clearly this DC population merits further investigation as the reviewer suggests below.

Some said the rising bear population merited a limited yearly hunt that could be sustained indefinitely.

(Florida already lost half the delegates its population merited for moving up the date).

Extra votes like his -- giving the South a third more representatives in Congress than its white population merited -- were the margin of difference in passing laws that extended slavery into new districts, in passing the gag laws that prevented Congress from even discussing abolition, and in determining the caucus nomination of candidates friendly to slavery.

The cabinet committee on devolution to Scotland chaired by Lord Irvine, the Lord Chancellor, was revealed to be split on whether Scotland should continue to get more MPs and more exchequer money than its population merited and on whether a Scottish assembly should control policy on abortion.

PB studies in larger, multicentre settings to define its significance in the dialysis population merit further research.