Sentence examples for really merits from inspiring English sources

"It really merits a recount," Mr. Holub said.

There were "good reasons why people are sceptical about whether Britain really merits a top 10 ranking", he wrote on its website.

The problem is that this requires far more work than the dish really merits, and the meat becomes cold while you prepare the sauce.

But there are good reasons why people are sceptical about whether Britain really merits a top-ten ranking: overseas bribery by UK companies, the laundering of corrupt money through the City, the lax regulation and lack of transparency in British-controlled tax havens, to say nothing of corruption scandals here in the UK.

Few European governments allow any immigration of people who merely want to work, unless they have specific skills; even more permissive countries, such as America, Australia and Canada, rarely allow in unskilled workers.An elaborate legal process has evolved to determine whether an immigrant who claims the right to asylum really merits it under the terms of the convention.

Despite Simon Winchester's best efforts to establish a link between Krakatoa in 1883, an abortive Islamist uprising in 1888 and the end of Dutch rule in 1949, Krakatoa simply cannot compare.There is a temptation, then, to charge Mr Winchester with trying to make more out of Krakatoa in his new book than it really merits.

Does such nonsense really merit reiteration?

Does Dorothy Canfield Fisher really merit as much space as Elizabeth Bishop?

But did this really merit being the most read story on BBC News, for an entire day?

Does the kid really merit his place, however, at the hub of Hartigan's film?

But look closely and ask how many of these incidents really merit the label.