Sentence examples for have considerable merit from inspiring English sources

The council report claimed that the economic impact of the homes have "considerable merit".

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

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

They also indicate that the solid solution approach may have considerable merit for controlling the creep resistance of rare earth oxides that commonly have a high solubility for many cations.

Young Socrates' division into the herding of humans and the herding of other animals seems in retrospect to have considerable merit and indeed to apply two lessons from earlier in the day (cf. § 6.1 above).

Not only do these works have considerable merit, but also they ask questions that are still relevant today.

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.

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 arrangement has considerable merit, since the coupling together of three or four manuals with tracker action results in a very heavy touch.

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