Sentence examples for been meritorious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Deserving of merit or commendation; deserving reward
- The policeman received the Award of Meritorious Service from his grateful department.
It would have been meritorious only if there had been a clear How to Win as well — which it appears there never was.
The bill would have created a three person committee composed to two assembly members and one state senator to determine whether the land claim had been meritorious.
It's not a sign that the case is meritorious".
If it's meritorious, it will pass; and if it's not, it would fail.
It will become more unequal because the winners are entitled to their winnings, they're meritorious.
Teri Mills's proposed solution for the current nurse shortage ("America's Nurse," Op-Ed, May 20) is meritorious but insufficient.
"We do not believe Ambac's claims are meritorious and intend to defend Bear vigorously," said Jennifer Zuccarelli, a JPMorgan spokeswoman.
He who worked was meritorious and should prosper, he who suffered did so because he did not work.
Lawyers receive attorneys' fees under the law only if their claim is meritorious and they win in court.
The court of appeal held that they had no doubt that many of the claims were meritorious and would be successful if litigated.
On Monday, Judge Norman K. Moon ruled that the claims may be "meritorious" but said Virginia's state courts were the proper venue for the case.
