Sentence examples for had considerable merit from inspiring English sources

A report prepared for a Vermont House committee last month said the idea had "considerable merit".

Although Frankham (2008) recently acknowledged that such a fragmentation regime had considerable merit, he did not recommend its application, perhaps because of the limited research on the subject.

This argument has considerable merit.

Boccherini was primarily a composer of chamber music, although his symphonies and concerti have considerable merit.

His alternative approach to reconnecting soldiers and society — waging war on a pay-as-you-go basis — has considerable merit.

His big idea, that Britain's surpassing problem is rising inequality, exacerbated by too many unproductive jobs, also has considerable merit.

Goods such as subsidized housing or social services, which predominantly help the poor, or health care services, which help the poor and elderly, are generally regarded as having considerable merit and therefore have a strong claim on government resources.

For industrial applications, these methods have considerable merit for the different analytical requirements of manufacturing processes or intended functional performance.

This approach has considerable merit as forest managers generally have access to GIS and a number of potentially useful predictive variables.

This approach has considerable merit as forest managers generally have access to GIS and can use these layers to understand the future yields of their resource.

The concept of stimulating the housing market, within reason, as a way of boosting what was a moribund economy has considerable merit.