Sentence examples for a very meritorious from inspiring English sources

Lax published a set of tables for use with the Nautical Almanac for finding latitude and longitude; these were published by the Board of Longitude in 1821, and whilst they were not considered to be of much practical use for seamen, they were described by The Nautical Magazine as a "very meritorious attempt to solve the problems of nautical astronomy by one uniform system".

"I do think Intel will be a formidable and very meritorious competitor to Qualcomm in this space.

Mr. Gibbons, who defends the project as "very meritorious," is far from the only lawmaker riding the pork gravy train this year.

"I think she's a great American, I think there's very little that I can say that isn't anything but the utmost praise for a great American citizen, who served as a role model to so many millions of people in this country and around the world," Mr. McCain said, adding that "her overall record is very, very meritorious".

In the recess of the first cistern, an inscription reads translated: "A meritorious gift of a cistern by Saghaka a goldsmith, son of Kudira of Kalyana".

A year later, he won a meritorious commendation from the commissioner for infiltrating a high-end prostitution ring.

Baptism is a passive act of faith rather than a meritorious work; it "is a confession that a person has nothing to offer God".

By the time he returned to Chicago a year later, sporting a Bronze Star for meritorious achievement, he says he had undergone a transformation.

It is translated as: "A meritorious gift of a seven-celled cave and cistern by a guild of corn-dealers".

She has been awarded a Meritorious Service Medal, a Navy Commendation Medal with three stars and a Navy Achievement Medal.

One allows a meritorious claim as a defense and the other doesn't.