Sentence examples for too merits from inspiring English sources

Clemens, too, merits consideration based on what he did in Boston from 1984-96 — a 192-111 record (.634) with a 3.04 e.r.a.r.a

28 This too merits attention from a health policy perspective.

49 50 RDN was shown to reduce arterial stiffness and central haemodynamics which are important prognostic markers and this too merits further investigation.

To summarize where we left off last time: both the iPhone and the Droid are absolutely incredible for their own reasons, and both have far too many merits for one to truly "defeat" the other.

Neither energy nor steel featured on the list, but the government has obviously decided that these, too, now merit intervention on security grounds.

The fact that neither Russia nor China has raised serious objections to America's appearance suggests that they, too, see merit in having the superpower involved, though they would not care to see it stay.

I am sympathetic to the latter group (whose argument applies to Lamar, too), though merit-based awards of this stature aren't supposed to function as boosters, exactly the idea is to laud genius.

But ugly and brazen have their merits, too.

Michael Dubin, who started the business four years ago, last week convinced Unilever of their merits, too.

On the merits, too, Administration lawyers argued that the President was within his rights to extend these benefits to undocumented people.

But he has made little mention of sustainable development since, so it is unlikely he was urging its merits too much at the conference table.