Still, in an industrial world whose methods show obvious signs of exhaustion, the merit of sharing experience is to encourage experiment and to plant the seeds of conceptual change.
Based on merit or a combination of experience and merit.
I've written off and on about the merits of hybrid experience, … …in which children and young adults get out in the wet, wriggling, fluttering world — whether a wilderness or Thoreau's "swamp on the edge of town" — and then use the Web for that deeply human practice of communicating the things that catch our attention.
Hix responded that the jobs were distributed not on the basis of merit, experience, or qualification, but for internal reasons of a European political fix.
This view has the merit of seeming both experienced and specific, and entirely diplomatic.
"Board members of public companies should be chosen solely on the basis of merit and experience," he says.
"We can nominate our students for other MIT fellowships, given on the basis of merit and experience," says Larkin.
There was merit in the experience of growing alongside my kids that first year, but I want to be able to help these new kids find answers to life's questions.
In a country with plenty of experience debating the merits of soccer players chosen for the national team, the far less British sport of tae kwon do has been thrust into the gantlet of the frenzied press in recent days, ever since Aaron Cook, ranked No. 1 in the world in his weight class, was left off the team in favor of Lutalo Muhammad, who is ranked No. 59 in the same weight class.
Far from persuading voters of the merits of independence, the experience of having a robust SNP government in power had seemingly persuaded Scots that devolution could be made to work to Scotland's advantage after all.
Whatever the epistemological merits of such an experience might be, it would be quite natural to say that its phenomenology includes the datum that it is an experience "of God," in particular.
