To make a statement about a world that views art more as an investment, no different than gold or real estate, than as something with cultural or critical merit.
Like its popular film equivalent, the iDreamBooks team decides whether a certain review is positive or negative using both automated and manual techniques, and compiles the ratings to determine a book's critical merit.
A brave artist, who dares to risk all, to render herself vulnerable to thousands of critical eyes, merits our attention.
The city's nine-member Historic Preservation Review Board will decide if the Corcoran's vast atrium, grand staircase, rotunda, galleries and other critical spaces merit landmark protection, following a public hearing in the coming months.
Inflexae merits critical review.
This is a worrisome trend and merits critical reflection.
Owing to the appreciation of the favorable prognostic value of tricuspid annuloplasty, the geometry of the normal tricuspid annulus merits critical analysis.
These analysts have a language of their own, casually throwing around terms like "overboarding," for when directors serve on multiple boards, possibly spreading themselves too thin; "engagement," when a problem reaches a critical stage and merits a visit from a BlackRock analyst; and "refreshment," when engagement doesn't work and a director needs a heave-ho.
These analysts have a language of their own, casually throwing around terms like "overboarding," for when directors serve on multiple boards, possibly spreading themselves too thin; "engagement," when a problem reaches a critical stage and merits a visit from a BlackRock analyst; and "refreshment," when engagement doesn't work and a director needs a heave-ho.
Infrastructures and their standards are a form of technical governance that merits critical examination, since, as Thévenot puts it, they 'govern life, from living beings to living together in the world.
