Sentence examples for low merit from inspiring English sources

Surely that is something that is very important?" In relation to the emergency brake, he highlighted the fact that migrants hit by it would be "people in work who, because their wage levels are so low, merit receipt of working tax credits".

The inexplicable omission of a few highly qualified candidates from the list of finalists, and the relatively low merits of some of those who did make it onto the list (one didn't even possess a doctoral degree, a requirement for the job), made it virtually impossible for the position not to go to Dr. Fernandes, the university provost.

The panels used incremental units of 0.1 in scoring applications from 1.0 (highest merit) to 5.0 (lowest merit).

Each application was scored using a 1.0 5.0 scale (where 1 is the highest merit, and 5 is the lowest merit).

Steven Garber, an economist at RAND, a think-tank, says the economics of filing low-merit cases make little sense.

The number of claims dropped, but the average award rose, suggesting that more high-merit cases got their day in court while low-merit filings were deterred or settled for less.

It was concluded that supplementation with a calcium soap of long chain fatty acids is not effective for improving energy balance or reproductive performance in low-merit grazing cows in the tropics.

The T sequences (called elite sequences) with the lowest merits are maintained for the next population generation.

When the price of barnacles is too low to merit harvesting them, the local fishermen's union cancels the day's work.

The effects of milking frequency and feeding on udder health were similar for cows with high and low genetic merit.

Herbalife, the maker of nutrional supplements, has received a buyout offer from Whitney V LP for about $2 billion, but at least one equity analyst thinks the offer is too low to merit shareholder approval.