Sentence examples for has some merits from inspiring English sources

Despite being criticised as elitist, the app has some merits.

I think every period – except for the 14th century, or something – has some merits.

That approach has some merits -- the Financial Policy Committee is a relatively new body with a lot of untested tools.

The two main pillars of the Bush plan, eliminating taxes on some dividends and extending tax-exempt savings programs, each has some merits.

And a poll for The Economist shows that voters in most English regions are already narrowly in favour (see article).The idea of a network of elected regional assemblies across the United Kingdom has some merits.

Remark 1: The sensor node model using the virtual buffer sharing has some merits as follows.

Each of these points has some merit.

However depressing his analysis, it has some merit.

"The statement I made has some merit to it, though.

In many ways, the argument has some merit.

Everything you sign you believe in and has some merit".