Sentence examples for to deserving from inspiring English sources
verb
To be entitled to, as a result of past actions; to be worthy to have.
- After playing so well, the team really deserved their win.
A tribute to deserving charities?
WIFT India will provide internships and mentorships to deserving candidates.
He liberalized the curriculum and granted aid to deserving students.
"Giving away money to deserving people isn't money laundering," Mr. Peron said.
Companies starved of credit may stop paying their debts; newly cautious banks may refuse to lend even to deserving companies.
Yet now we need banks to lend more to deserving customers to sustain recovery while simultaneously reducing their gargantuan size.
Administrators at just about every public school are proud to be able to give money to deserving students.
But Fischer comes as close to deserving the label of a creative genius as a chess player can.
Many of these holdings came from donations of the king to deserving officers and civil servants, considerable privileges being connected with such grants.
I happen to think Sweetwater's number should be retired, but the Knicks do give the monthly Spirit Award in his name to deserving members of the community.
I hope that Governor Cuomo will use his power — as he has with other vital issues — to give a second chance to deserving clemency candidates.
