Sentence examples for entirely merit from inspiring English sources

Trump and other Republicans have already been pushing to get rid of the diversity visa lottery and replace it with an entirely "merit based" system that prioritizes skilled laborers who speak English.

This is not to say that tech is entirely merit-based: women and non-Asian minorities are clearly under-represented.

We do have a right to live in this city, even if, as you put it, we "can't rub two pennies together".Tony Chung San Francisco* SIR – I found Schumpeter's statement that the tech industry is not entirely merit-based, as "women and non-Asian minorities are clearly under-represented", to be among the more perplexing and illogical in your newspaper for quite some time.

I think their anger is entirely merited.

Monk felt it was entirely merited.

But none of these things entirely merits the relentless vehemence of each song's delivery.

The standing ovation routinely afforded to acts of this vintage is, in Crosby, Stills & Nash's case, entirely merited.

Perhaps the ridicule that Greene has received from the TV networks and press is not entirely merited.

Despite strong reviews for Let Me in, entirely merited, the film debuted with £488,000 from 363 screens, including £61,000 in previews, for a weak £1,345 average.

Susan Stroman's production – cleverly and simply designed by Beowulf Boritt – mines the dark, brutal humour to an entirely merited and an almost uncomfortably provocative degree.

He enjoyed the fruits of commercial success (entirely merited, unlike some of his compatriots' fortunes).Out of office, Mr Havel's restless Bohemian energy stayed with him even as his physical strength ebbed.