Sentence examples for which were deserving from inspiring English sources

This council would look through the compositions and appeals submitted and suggest which were deserving of patronage and public attention.

One specific aspect which is deserving attention is the potential use of a confinement instead of a containment.

"What I saw is a part of the global agricultural industry which is deserving of some criticisms but also doesn't need to go away".

"What I saw is part of the global agricultural industry, which is deserving of some criticisms but also doesn't need to go away".

As my mother used to say, "There are very few things to be afraid of which are deserving of the fear we have of them".

But there is another reason, which is deserving of study -- we simply don't have any evidence-based understanding of which gender non-conforming boys will turn out trans, which will be gay, and which straight -- gender conforming or not.

I was astonished to learn of this career ranging from the folk revival to today's new 21st century technological landscape (which is deserving of a separate Huffington Post piece of its own).

The present protocol also suggests that MHC class I protein binding as well as notch binding, both of which have hitherto not been studied in the context of breast cancer as more specific functional subgroups of receptor binding which are deserving of more study since both terms may provide insight into receptor binding activity during breast cancer metastasis.

A few characters come in for harsh treatment, only some of which is deserved.

In expecting the criminal law to make the distinction of which murders were deserving of death, society expected more than the legal code could deliver.

Moral standing, in ethics, the status of an entity by virtue of which it is deserving of consideration in moral decision making.