Sentence examples similar to article's merits from inspiring English sources

She is the author of reports and articles on Alaska's Merit Selection process and has worked on numerous procedural and bylaw revisions.

I enjoyed Catherine Bennett's article on the merits of formal attire ("Pull your socks up, chaps, you look like a dog's dinner").

John Branch's fine article on the merits and math of going for a big second serve (or, really, a second first serve) is worth reading.

(A nonbinding poll was conducted earlier this year to determine whether the question merited mention in the article's lead).

Our sister blog, Eastern approaches, has an article about the merits and demerits of staging last year's European football championship.

Many have already written articles debating the merits Lee's speech, but that is not my main goal for this post.

A brief front-page article arguing the merits of the project appeared Monday in a state-controlled newspaper, Chengdu Business News.

In this article, all these merits indicate that the present cobalt nanocomposite is a promising electrocatalyst for OER.

Rather than offering an additional critique, this article assesses the merits of existing criticisms on the basis of empirical data.

Despite the denials, Major League Baseball, long suspicious of the clinic's actions, will proceed in the belief that the assertions in the article have merit.

Yates said he was asked to see if there was anything in the Guardian article that merited further investigation.