Sentence examples for economic merit from inspiring English sources

But the economic merit of many is dubious.

The ruling was not without economic merit, either.

But the economic merit of these bilateral deals is dubious at best.

They had no appeal to students and proved to have no economic merit either.

"Australia needs to be most careful that it does not forfeit the economic merit of our resources sector," he said.

The hurdles facing the project have more to do with administrative procedures than with engineering problems or its economic merit, several experts said.

The economic merits of these ideas are mixed.

Instead, what Chait does is to examine the tax cuts on their economic merits.

But their leaders should do more to sell the economic merits of enlargement to their citizens.

A SINGLE currency for Europe sounds like a project that should be assessed mainly on its economic merits.

John Tierney ("Not in the Kennedys' Backyard," column, Jan . 17 is wrong about the economic merits of wind power and other renewables.