Sentence examples for ideas merited from inspiring English sources

Several said in interviews that they were open to the mayor's proposals, but thought that the ideas merited much longer study.

If Republicans were to vote for Democratic legislation, it would represent a tacit acknowledgment that some Democratic ideas merit support — not the message Republicans want to send right now.

In sickness and in health Gloom over Indonesia The price is right On top of the world Limiting Camp David's damage ReprintsThis year's new idea, meriting its own "Okinawa Charter", is that something must be done about the "digital divide" caused by unequal access to information technology.

He or she becomes part of the audience for start-up road shows, sitting in on the daily presentations that other companies pitch to the venture capital firm and advising the investors about the ideas' merits.

But this hugely complex idea merits only a few paragraphs, which won't be terribly useful to the young activists Gitlin aims to instruct.

If the reports of the crown prince's insistence on seeing Israel back on the 1967 lines, with Jerusalem divided, represent only an opening position to serious discussions, then his idea merits exploration.

This idea merits testing.

Such selection would have to act simultaneously on several TE deletions, but the idea merits consideration since there is evidence of positive selection for size reduction in the Arabidopsis thaliana genome (Hu et al. in review).

Ben Kallos brings fresh ideas and merits this seat.

These ideas have merit — global stocks of natural gas and coal are huge — but they don't represent a panacea.

In this new epoch, when all music is created equal, sweeping ideas of merit that place Timberlake below Thom Yorke are increasingly redundant.