Sentence examples for use deserves from inspiring English sources

"A decision to allow machines to be deployed to kill human beings worldwide, whatever weapons they use, deserves a collective pause," he told the Human Rights Council in Geneva.

Whether this arises from the specificities of diabetes management itself or from its beneficial consequences in terms of enhancing health care access and use deserves further studies.

The least known member of our toolkit was probably C LZ analysis, whose use deserves to increase with its availability as an internet tool [ 55].

This widespread use deserves reconsideration because its effectiveness might not always outweigh potential harm by radiation exposure [ 4, 5], medicalisation, time loss [ 6] and the high costs.

With only 20% of first-time counselling and testing clients at the largest HIV treatment hospital in south India reporting previous condom use, the question of intervention impact on condom use deserves investigation.

The tantalizing finding about the influence of institutional, political, and cultural practices as well as the instructor preferences on material use deserves additional attention as the project moves towards its next phase of harnessing social media to develop a global learning community.

In an election piece last March in the National Review, writer Kevin Williamson's assessment of poor white voters – among whom mortality rates have sharply risen in recent decades – expressed what many conservatives and liberals alike may well believe when he observed that communities ravaged by oxycodone use "deserve to die".

Items not in use deserve a better life elsewhere.

But Schaffer's case and that of former Mayor Stacey Murphy — his girlfriend at the time and also implicated in drug use — deserve a second thought.

Policy discussions in this area should consider to what extent patients who use drugs, clinicians who prescribe drugs and the public who finance most of their use deserve access to complete and accurate scientific data from drug trials.

While it remains unclear how many cases may be affected by tainted informant evidence, Deputy Public Defender Scott Sanders has argued that any murder case in the county from the last 30 years in which an informant was used deserves to be re-examined.