Sentence examples for either merits from inspiring English sources

Its title – Femejism – either merits an entire dissertation, or a momentary laugh.

At least in some cases, where the relative gains and losses would not be disproportionate on some conception of their magnitude, the interpreter could not appeal to either merit or consistency to justify a choice and it is unclear to what else he might appeal.

Patients are randomly assigned to either MERIT or the control condition: treatment as usual (TAU).

Others were either without merit or involved misconduct that fell far short of the Congressional definition of harassment.

Although the WTO panel believes that China's market access policies for certain products are discriminatory, the body dismissed a handful of U.S. claims on the grounds that they were either without merit or beyond the panel's scope of review.

I want to be measured and either given merit pay, or sent back to school for retooling, or given 15 minutes to grab my stapler and Crazy Glue and be hustled out the school house door.

That appeared to leave the court with an all-or-nothing choice on the merits: either a ruling that would require same-sex marriage in all 50 states or one that would say that all states may do as they wish.

I still can't quite get my mind around this one; my uneasiness remains, although I don't believe that Poole did anything that merits either the obloquy he has suffered or the lack of support given to him by his university.

The Italian attitude toward Jews was defined in an official statement in which the government disavowed anti-Semitic feelings, but warned Jews established in Italy that their activities must not be out of proportion either to their merits or their numbers and declared the activities of newly-arrived Jews would be closely watched.

But not without merit, either.

The ruling was not without economic merit, either.