Working with just one lender has many merits for borrowers.
Chief among the many merits of Nicholas Murray's new biography, "Aldous Huxley" (St.
Market-based capitalism has many merits, but pharmaceutical research may require more of a shared effort.
One of the novel's many merits is its well-informed framing of the moral difference between them.
It is a theory that has many merits, but when applied to Jews it becomes a quagmire of prejudice.
Among its many merits, that exhibition brought sculpture, historically supreme as an expressive medium in South Asia, to the fore.
Marijuana legalization has many merits, but it would do little to hinder the long-term economics of the cartels — and the violent toll they take on Mexican society.
One problem is its uneasy relationship with its "owner," the redoubtable Smithsonian Institution, which has many merits, but no discernible passion for design.
There are many merits in adopting a tougher stance on immigration, and universities cannot ignore public opinion or the mandate of elected ministers.
Which is fine, but freestyle wrestling is neither loud nor showbiz: just an honest sport with many merits, and great for getting fit.
"Chandrika has many merits, but she is no consensus builder," said Mr. Peiris, a tall man of spectral gauntness, who is now spokesman for the opposition.
