Sentence examples for highly meritorious from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Drazen, editor in chief of The New England Journal of Medicine, argues that his readers want information "that is highly meritorious and rigorously reviewed so that they don't make patient treatment decisions based on premature findings".

Judge Colleen McMahon of the Southern District Court of New York called the race's arguments "highly meritorious" and was critical of the club for appearing in court without a lawyer.

If the tournament also proves to favour the brave, the Merseysiders may well sweep into the last four at Anfield this evening - a highly meritorious achievement, but one unlikely to send shudders of apprehension through those clubs currently pre-eminent in the European pecking order.

"NIH will be using multiple approaches, and the first will provide immediate infusion by choosing among already reviewed, highly meritorious R01 applications that have a reasonable expectation of making progress in 2 years.... NIH will also be targeting research through supplements and a program of Challenge Grants," he added.

It is believed circling the three Pushkars on Kartik Poornima is highly meritorious.

The NIH will support many types of funding, but, in general, it will focus scientific activities on: "shovel ready," recently peer-reviewed and new, highly meritorious requests for funding capable of making significant advances with a two-year grant; Projects that accelerate the tempo of ongoing science through targeted supplements to current grants.

The brightest talents are often awarded the highly revered title of "meritorious" or "people" actor.

"I believe he must have meant meritorious.

/ The city applauded the meritorious mayor.

Routh finished basic training with meritorious distinction.

The Vatican called their resistance "meritorious before God".