Sentence examples for that merit both from inspiring English sources

A commenter to my posting below about the danger to Philippines' radio journalists, courtstown, raises questions about my attitude towards cuts by newspaper publishers (and specifically, the cuts at Newsquest/Gannett's Glasgow division) that merit both a reply and a separate posting.

In economic times both good and bad, I think as artists we know that we merit both federal and local financial support and perhaps even more importantly, we merit respect for the influence we have in and on our communities.

Because Netflix is playing a different sort of game, though, a series like "Grace and Frankie" yields benefits that go beyond its individual merit, both in terms of the ample publicity its stars will generate and its consciousness-raising potential within a quadrant of consumers less likely to be bingeing "Orange Is the New Black" or "Hemlock Grove".

Our results also demonstrate the utility of broad-scale comparative functional genomics, providing promising functional gene categories, and even specific candidate genes that merit in-depth study at both species and population level.

We agree that the positivist viewpoint has merit both as a matter of philosophy and practicality.

Does that merit a death sentence, though?

These findings nevertheless raise hypotheses that merit further investigation.

There are some limitations to the study that merit mention.

That merits study in itself!

That merits a quick glance.

"That merits an opening of markets".