Sentence examples for * the demerits from inspiring English sources
Ever since he made a speech in Mumbai on the demerits of the "war on terror", followed by an article in the Guardian in which he argued that "resolution of the dispute over Kashmir would help deny extremists in the region one of their main calls to arms", India's media has been teeming with angry rebukes from commentators as well as politicians.
(a) Identification of the demerits of SPMIPv6, which serves as the underlying motivation of the proposed architecture.
In its modified form, called multimetal deposition II, some of the demerits of the original method are overcome.
However, the demerits of MiWi P2P are the small network size and only allow small number of hops.
This technology can offer a significant scientific advancement for flexible piezoelectric energy harvester since it removes the demerits of previous nanogenerator such as size limitation and cost issues.
Hybrid methods might improve accuracy to some extent, but it is hard to completely avoid the demerits of the other methods mentioned above.
The aim of introducing the demerit points system was to reduce the traffic law violations.
There Sherman excelled academically, but he treated the demerit system with indifference.
I feel as we get older the demerit system should adjust.
This very same rhetorical exchange — comparing the relative demerits of big-government intervention in the Manhattan and Alaskan wildernesses — took place on a political stage in 1976.
"Like Beauty" handles Catareen's alienness with marvellous empathy but is bogged down by the usual demerits of mainstream science fiction: creaky expository monologues about how the future came to be, cringe-making references to people taking a "dermaslough" or hydraulicking their pods, and worship of concepts at the expense of narrative credibility.
