Sentence examples for whether he merits from inspiring English sources

But it's too early to say whether he merits this particular honor.

It seemed somehow less than he deserved, as does the suddenly topical issue of whether he merits his place in England's one-day team.

But the Jets will wait to evaluate the game film before deciding whether he merits a spot instead of — or in addition to — Jamaal Westerman and Garrett McIntyre, both of whom have earned praise from Ryan and the coaching staff.

Reports of Kapaun's selfless bravery have got him shortlisted for another rare high honour: the Catholic Church has named Kapaun Servant of God, the first step toward sainthood, and the Vatican has opened a formal inquiry into whether he merits canonisation.

Now, we will see, if the NFL investigation is done thoroughly, whether Roger Goodell failed in his role and whether he merits removal as NFL Commissioner.

The absence may come as a blessing in disguise for the captain, whose form and lack of goals this term has led to intense discussion over whether he even merits a place in the Manchester United side.

We'll be watching him before October and see whether he'll merit a place in the squad".

He writes about the bitterness he felt at darker moments, thinking that his biggest problem "was that he wasn't dead": "if he were dead, nobody in England would have to fuss about the cost of his security and whether or not he merited such special treatment for so long".

Above, an ambiguity in Aristotle's conception of moral responsibility was highlighted that it was not clear whether he endorsed a merit-based vs. a consequentialist conception of moral responsibility.

In his ruling, Judge Underhill mentioned the accusations about the timing of the raids but did not say whether he thought they had merit.

"I'm happy to be the interim coach until the end of the season," Di Matteo said when reporters tried to draw out of him whether he thought his performance merited getting the job full-time.