Sentence examples for however meritorious from inspiring English sources

The judge must reject the constitutional claim, however meritorious, or face a malicious smear.

Until this problem is addressed, no proposals that compel the wealthy to pay higher taxes, however meritorious, have a chance of ever being enacted into law.

Malky Mackay insisted it was not, but a goalless draw, however meritorious, was in marked contrast to that OMG result when Manchester City lost in the Welsh capital last Sunday.

Yet, however meritorious the expulsion may have seemed at the time in order to achieve greater religious and political unity, judged by its economic consequences alone, the loss of this valuable element in Spanish society was a serious mistake.

Most will conclude that however meritorious Lincoln Chaffee's case for being elected America's 45th president is, he doesn't stand a chance, particularly against the Clinton political machine and its vast base of financial support -- and that this is a tragedy for Mr. Chaffee.

Still meritorious, just not revolutionary.

2b) Speculation in the capital markets is mere gambling and is not meritorious, however, it does tend to set prices according to the total value of all expectations of future earnings of a firm, so it's reasonable to allow.

However, this consideration should not be sufficient to bar a meritorious claim.

If, however, sheer size is an absolute evil in business, why is it acceptable, even meritorious, in government?

However, after this time Dakota people were no longer allowed to reside in Minnesota with the exception of the meritorious Sioux called the Loyal Mdewakanton.

However, beneficent acts also may be performed from nonobligatory, optional moral ideals, which are standards that belong to a morality of meritorious aspiration in which individuals or institutions adopt goals and practices that are not obligatory for everyone.