Sentence examples similar to Merit of deep experience from inspiring English sources

After completing that study for USA Swimming, Mittal's team turned its attention to the debate among top coaches about the merits of deep catch and sculling strokes.

The only deep experience was one of overwhelming silliness.

Nor do they seem launched out of deep personal experience.

So my friends and I spent three grease-splattered days testing the relative merits of deep-fried Peppermint Patties and Tootsie Rolls versus Mars bars and Snickers.

This view has the merit of seeming both experienced and specific, and entirely diplomatic.

Meanwhile, the European Commission has softened its line on the merits of further deep budget cuts in peripheral economies.

This is perhaps the reason they have not been discovered so far and highlights the merit of our really deep sequencing approach.

"Board members of public companies should be chosen solely on the basis of merit and experience," he says.

"We can nominate our students for other MIT fellowships, given on the basis of merit and experience," says Larkin.

The difference of course, is that Minaj would go to her grave claiming that Starships is of deep artistic merit.

With the merit of the high-throughput deep sequencing technology, genome-wide cancer miRNAs can be quantitatively and accurately determined.