Sentence examples for merit if from inspiring English sources

The comparison will gain some historical merit if Duke wins.

This argument would have merit if there was much evidence to support it.

These conversations that are so "of the moment" will only have merit if they inspire change.

It is neither our fault nor our merit if we lived in a time when torture was a daily fact.

What has gone wrong?The curators' attempt to demystify Bosch could have had some merit, if only the enigmatic painter had not somehow got lost in the process.

Of course, reproducing the same cup of coffee over and over, no matter how precisely, has little merit if that coffee tastes like dirt.

But what good are merits if you're not re-elected?

The match has been going for over three and a half hours, so it seems merited if uncharacteristically human.

The board of Ryanair has yet to receive any offer, and will consider any offer on its merits, if and when an offer is made".

"Art" is comic enough in the banter that starts off about the merits, if any, of the painting and leads to other more personal things that, in turn, lead to violent eruption.

Itisam Akhtar, office manager for the Birmingham branches, said that each case would be judged on its merits: "If they've got a recent entry on their credit record, we need to look at that with a bit of caution.