Sentence examples for expected to merit from inspiring English sources

However, when used in a spontaneous way in celebration or frustration then it is not normally expected to merit a sanction.

That was when Burma was ruled by kings who built thousands of Buddhist shrines -- a crusade for which they expected to accumulate merit.

Moreover, since all genetic correlation estimates between the different sub-populations were positive, a genetic evaluation using all animal types and environments combined is expected to improve genetic merit across all sub-populations.

The team working on childhood disorders is expected to debate the merits of adding pediatric bipolar as a distinct diagnosis, experts say.

He is expected to rule on the merits of the case shortly.

Jim Hattaway, an Orlando lawyer representing Ms. Goard and the Seminole County canvassing board, said that he was "not surprised or disappointed" but that he expected to prevail once the merits were argued.

(Neil Genzlinger) 'MANUSCRIPT' Three talented, attractive young actors and some skillfully shaggy dialogue are the only reasons to see Paul Grellong's inconsequential play, a revenge tale centering on the theft of an unpublished manuscript expected to be of great literary merit.

The inclusion of genomic information in models for prediction of genetic merit is expected to result in increased accuracies of prediction.

The judge reasoned that construction is not expected to begin until after the merits of three lawsuits over high-speed rail plans are decided.

The incumbent, who is expected to retire in July, stands for merit over caste: he is the first Dalit (formerly, untouchable) in the job.

The inclusion of functional traits in a total merit index is expected to have some consequences on the design of progeny testing schemes in dairy cattle.