Sentence examples for stage merits from inspiring English sources

The unthreatening Disney teen drama started life just two years ago as a small-screen product, became the centrepiece for a trillion tweenie-girly sleepovers, and now, at threequel stage, merits a fully-fledged theatrical release which might even threaten Mamma Mia's rule at the box office.

In response to a query from the Australia Securities Exchange prompted by a sharp rise in its shares Monday, Santos said that it has been considering various "potential intiatives," however, none have developed to a stage meriting disclosure.

A point merits clarification.

These analysts have a language of their own, casually throwing around terms like "overboarding," for when directors serve on multiple boards, possibly spreading themselves too thin; "engagement," when a problem reaches a critical stage and merits a visit from a BlackRock analyst; and "refreshment," when engagement doesn't work and a director needs a heave-ho.

The staging's merits, however, have now come into their own.

All results were favorable, indicating the validation and verification stages are merited to further evaluate fluorometers as compliance monitoring tools.

They won in the "merits" stage of their hearings 82.9percentt of the time, versus a 57.9percentt success rate for everyone else.

Local stage 1 2 disease merits only two-drug chemotherapy, whereas stage 4 disease warrants three drugs (with the addition of doxorubicin).

The development of safe, cost-effective, and potentially minimally invasive joint preserving treatments for early stage (precollapse) AVN merits further investigation.

But few officials could identify many Crimean exports to the EU.In the bureaucratic jargon of Brussels, the annexation of Crimea merits only "Stage 2" sanctions: visa bans, asset freezes and political wrist-slapping.

But I would like to think that Kurochkin is worthy of being staged on his own merits.