Sentence examples for having a merits from inspiring English sources

But having a merits debate about the operation of a clause of the Racial Discrimination Act does two things: it locks the political discourse into a contest about identity politics and it pushes many Australians into the opposite camp.

How do you think I'm situated if we do recover and we do have a merit?

I still had a merit-based idea of things and I didn't feel I was ready or good enough.

They call it writing — the ability to distribute their thinking in the kinds of sentences that have a merit, even a literary merit, of their own.

What many lack is what Mr. Klinkenborg describes as "the ability to distribute their thinking in the kinds of sentences that have a merit".

This method has a merit which can measure the surface property without any surface damage.

In addition, PSi has a merit that it can be easily prepared by the simple electrochemical anodization of silicon.

However, XRD and XRR measurements which were used in this study have a merit of high accuracy of thickness evaluation.

The latter method has a merit that it does not create randomness, which may degrade or deteriorate the superconductivity.

It is possibly because outcrossing has a merit to avoid inbreeding depressions in small populations on oceanic islands (Sakai et al. [1995] Barrettt et al. [1996]).

Please note that our calculator will only produce an estimate of costs, as scholarships at Peabody have a merit component that will vary with each individual.