Sentence examples for merit a different from inspiring English sources

"Although we respect Vikram's decision again to decline salary or an incentive award for 2010, we believe that his performance would merit a different outcome," Mr. Parsons said in a statement.

Apple's take on haptic feedback really does merit a different name from what others have offered, because it provides a very different experience.

It's such a different show that it merits a different way of getting it out to the audience".

However, while Liszt authority Humphrey Searle asserts that Liszt's later inclusion of a chorus effectively sums up Faust and makes it complete, another Liszt expert, Reeves Shulstad, suggests that Liszt changed the work's dramatic focus to the point of meriting a different interpretation of the work itself.

Whether such an appeal, while procedurally proper, would succeed on the merits is a different question.

Mr. Allenberg argued the merits of a different sort of sexuality: a heroine "who looks like a lady but acts like a harlot".

We assume the market prices for purchased goods are the same across the different kinds of households (though admit this could merit investigation with a different data set).

Forcing or pressuring companies to promote women based on anything other than merit is simply a different form of prejudice.

Finally, these study results were obtained from a single data source, the National Center for Health Statistics and merit evaluation in a different data set.

Originally, each of the three color sets was determined by solving an encoding assignment problem using a different merit function for each set (isolated merit function, balanced merit function, and baseline merit function).

According to an article, "Typing Errors," co-authored by the professors http://http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1568/is_n2_v28/ai_18420079/ tag=content col1, there is no new system that would realize enough cost savings to merit the use of a different keyboard.