Sentence examples for were merited by from inspiring English sources

In addition, there were many places where more restricted (less-broad) conclusions were merited by the data presented in this manuscript (as detailed fully below, in the reviewers' comments).

The elegiac tone, the nostalgia — they don't seem to be merited by anything we're reading.

The proposed IAS is merited by an adaptive threshold level while needed information are captured from single end only.

This "wage premium" reflects the extent to which workers have been able to extract more pay than is merited by their qualifications.

The energetic applause after "The trumpet shall sound" was merited by both Mr. Duncan's passionate singing and the vibrant playing of the trumpeter Scott McIntosh.

But federal transportation officials resisted compelling the petroleum industry to make the change, saying that they were not convinced that it was merited by the number of incidents caused by wet lines.

Greater interest is merited by the Materia medica, a revision of the Eastern Arabic text of the 1st-century Greek physician Pedanius Dioscorides ordered by al-Naṣir, on which Jews, Arabs, and Christians collaborated.

Because the public and the markets had faith in him, his actions had a psychological power far greater than was merited by the actual weapons in the Fed's arsenal.

With its proposals to encourage the concentration of "AAB+" students at the most selective universities, the government is ensuring that the inflated performance of privately educated pupils in qualifying examinations will give them greater access to those universities than is merited by their performance when at them.

But immediately the gold medal favourite, Qiu, showed his top-ranked status is merited by pulling off an inward three and a half somersault dive to go into second place at the end of the first round, behind Martin Wolfram of Germany and ahead of Garcia.

The price of Zambeef Products, 28 times earnings, is merited by its top-line growth (50% year-to-year).