Sentence examples for lead to merit from inspiring English sources

Starting at least with Kātyāyana (4th 3rd century bce), grammarians have considered the use of standard forms to lead to merit and have thus distinguished them from coexisting but nonstandard Middle Indo-Aryan usage.

Our trend estimate, which also considers an internal Baker poll showing him with a seven-point advantage, continues to give Patrick enough of a lead to merit "lean" Democrat status.

A pair of Christian radio show hosts known for their controversial, anti-gay commentary have suggested that the recent repeal of the Boy Scouts of America's ban on gay members will lead to merit badges being awarded for cannibalism and sodomy.

Finally, a comparison of the results of the implementations is made on the basis of realtime performance to lead to merits of systems design incorporating fast processing techniques for real-time applications.

Following the repeal of the Boy Scouts' ban on gay youth members, the pastor stated that the move would lead to scouts receiving merit badges for cannibalism and sodomy.

"The short reason why we have merit selection and merit retention for the appellate bench in Florida is that (the Supreme Court) was riddled with corruption all because of the politics that went into how they were selected," said Martin Dyckman, whose book "A Most Dishonorable Court: Scandal and Reform in the Florida Judiciary," chronicled judicial missteps that led to the merit retention system.

These results lead to best figure of merit achieved when compared to other existing designs to date.

Predicted H-atom positions usually lead to comparable figures of merit to a free refinement of H-atom positional parameters.

These merits lead to the 3D CoO quantum dots/graphene hybrid hydrogels exhibiting specific capacitances of 889.7 ∼ 822 F g−1 at current densities of 2 to 50 A g−1, capacitance retention as high as 92.4%.

These design merits lead to the good ion transportation and electron conductivity, excellent long-cycling galvanostatic charging/discharging stability, and durable high-rate-capacitance of ca. 730 F g−1 at 10 A g−1.

The question of whether this would lead to increased plasma CRP merits further detailed experimentation.