Sentence examples for may be merit from inspiring English sources

There may be merit to this view.

For this reason, there may be merit in leaving the passengers in the Devolution Express to stew a while longer.

There may be merit in ironing out some of the disadvantages small firms face in attracting capital and people.

There may be merit in these, but there is still room for improvement – notably in the way the $500,000 is spent.

There may be merit in scrapping all intermediate stages so that departments can concentrate on their brief for the rest of the year.

There may be merit to the argument that such a residency requirement should be enacted, but that will have to await another time.

Innovation of ideas on managing innovation projects may be merited.

Due to the low vibration attenuation performance of the bus driver's seat, evaluating different types of seats and seat suspensions may be merited.

It's self-comforting, rather, in its exercise of Bush's never-doubted sincerity and humility virtues that were maddeningly futile when he governed, and that now shine brighter, in contrast with Trump, than may be merited.

Further consideration may be merited if a referee made substantial errors of fact or showed evidence of bias, but only if a reversal of that referee's opinion would have changed the original decision.

To address this, additional scrutiny of the hiring of temporary foreign workers may be merited.