Sentence examples for may have merit from inspiring English sources
These defenses may have merit.
In peacetime, this argument may have merit.
"It is a proposal that may have merit.
These plans may have merit in and of themselves.
Mr Rajapaksa says some LLRC proposals may have merit.
But Sunny Anand, for one, says the idea may have merit.
If anything, their expedition, one of two professional bids that season, may have merited some deference.
A list of individuals of recent demise whose achievements may have merited more notice than they received in the press.
The New Yorker, January 8 , 1938P. 55 A list of individuals of recent demise whose achievements may have merited more notice than they received in the press.
They just can't accept that it may have merits they can't discern and that sometimes it is the very things they despise that are essential: think about how repetition is so important to the groove of great funk.
This suggests that the TSP concept may have merits as a heave-controlled floating production structure in the deepwater development.
