Sentence examples for something merits from inspiring English sources

If something merits being addressed, she said, it can better be done in the name of the company rather than hiding behind anonymous postings.

He sees something that merits this faith and provided me and many others with unique opportunities.

If one of them spots something that merits closer scrutiny, the information is passed on to search coordinators in Nevada.

As for Baylor, this is its fourth straight appearance in the round, something that merits a job well done but also puts a spotlight on the three victories that remain between the Lady Bears and their ultimate prize.

Criticism, in her mind, is not something that merits self-examination.

His usurpation of any pluralism, of any semblance of debate and consensus in the most important levels of government is something that merits no celebrations and certainly bodes nothing very uplifting about the Venezuelan future.

I was fairly sure this wasn't something that merited a call to the sheriff.

"I just assumed that these men must have done something to merit being killed," she said.

We must have done something to merit so much of his attention.

Dr. Mosholder found that 108 of the 4,250 children had done something that merited being called suicidal.

Especially since he has grudgingly conceded in recent interviews to seeing something of merit in Wagner after all.