Sentence examples for has considerable merit from inspiring English sources
This argument has 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.
This arrangement has considerable merit, since the coupling together of three or four manuals with tracker action results in a very heavy touch.
The Solicitor General does not dispute that Hohn's claim has considerable merit and acknowledges that the trial court committed an error of constitutional magnitude.
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 reflector driven in the linear motion to steer the microwave beam for electron cyclotron heating/current drive system, which has considerable merits, especially for reactor environments, has been studied in design.
But while, in the abstract, EC strikes many as quite contentious, according to its proponents it has considerable merits.
This type of structures has considerable merits in withstanding seismic actions and it is recommended by some modern codes (e.g. EAK 2000).
The council report claimed that the economic impact of the homes have "considerable merit".
