Sentence examples for certainly has merit from inspiring English sources
World Cup euphoria, he argues, has given the Brazilian government cover to pursue a radical agenda of austerity, privatisation and the mass eviction of slum-dwellers.Mr Zirin's indictment of massive sporting events certainly has merit.
Diaz's wise testimony certainly has merit: Happiness isn't something you capture, it's something you create.
While this argument certainly has merit, their critique of Obama administration policy accepts the narrow international definition of who is and isn't "deserving" of asylum.
I believe she is trying to laugh at herself and not take herself so seriously and that certainly has merit but I think she must consider how damaging this costume could be.
"And that certainly has merits," Kargbo said.
While this policy certainly has merits, it also prompts the criticism that if the initial problem was that the distressed banks were TBTF, then the solution of a merger would only result in an even larger bank.
This approach certainly has merits and advantages and such classifications have become indispensable tools for epidemiological, pathophysiological and therapeutic research.
We often hear advice like, "Think positive and good things will happen," or "Try your hardest and eventually things will work out". While these words of wisdom certainly have merit, what may seem like well meaning suggestions won't help you reach your goals if you're simultaneously engaging in unhealthy behavior.
(Had he achieved that then he would certainly have merited a Nobel peace prize).
"That discussion certainly has some merit," he said.
