Sentence examples for equally merits from inspiring English sources

Crowned "The Queen of Disco," Donna Summer, and Robin Gibb, the man who in his own rights equally merits the title of "King of Disco," have sadly passed away both succumbing to cancer at the (young) age of 63 and 62, respectively.

In theory, it is fairer to reward teachers who perform well rather than paying all teachers equally, as merit pay can better motivate teachers and better connect school expenditure with school outcomes to build public support (OECD [2012]).

Yet Ronaldo's top billing is equally merited after his two-goal salvo.

If other people think Star Wars has equally good merits, you need to be well-versed on the anarchy associated with a Star Wars influenced worldview.

He added, "The other matters are equally without merit and will all be vigorously defended in the courthouse".

Moreover, he found "equally without merit" Granite State's argument that Connecticut law "provides it with vested property rights.

Also, he stated in the decision, the company's argument that Connecticut statutes "provides it with vested property rights is equally without merit".

Without the humors, all reasonable people would like equally everything meriting to be liked, whether in the sciences, in the arts, or in simple pleasures.

Just because a book is a bestseller does not automatically mean the book must be entirely without merit; equally, a book's inclusion in the canon should not exclude it from your Kindle.

Given the immense importance my program officers universally put on broader impacts -- NSF says they weight it equally with intellectual merit -- this "get it out of the way" attitude undoubtedly damages novice researchers' proposals.

Often, right-wingers respond to left-wing objections to their views by invoking the image of the "marketplace of ideas" – something supposed to call to mind an ideal forum in which all views can be debated, freely and equally, on their own merits, regardless of how "offensive" or "unfashionable" they are.