Sentence examples for merit of one from inspiring English sources

Thus, an award based on such a standard adds nothing to the merit of one's work.

"You can say all you want and be politically correct and so on," Mr. Woods said, "but I don't see the artistic merit of one man bent over with his forearm inserted up another man's anus.

Buddhist culinary philosophy suggests that effort enhances the merit of one's deeds, and Mr. Tanahashi's worthy cuisine is not about shortcuts.

The proposed method is obtained by merging the merit of one type of method (the spectral method) to another type of method (the difference method).

The definition of osseointegration, concept of success, the relative merit of one- or two-stage implant placement, EOECI design and control of peri-abutment skin infection are discussed.

In summary, there is no unique merit of one method over the other in any of the environmental, health and safety aspects.

When wide formal equality of opportunity is satisfied in a society, people receive equal treatment in the judicial system, in the sense that one's likelihood of success in legal proceedings depends only on the merits of one's case and not at all on other factors such as one's race, creed, color, sex or sexual orientation, and so on.

"It is not up to us as legal persons to determine the validity on the merits of one or the other scientific view.

Skimming back through the contents of the boxes and comparing the merits of one item and another with an experienced eve, he finally settled on a pay warrant endorsed by Benjamin Franklin in 1786, when he was president of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania.

The secrecy, Mr. Francis said, "will help the policymakers make a decision on the merits of the proposals rather than on a political campaign that seeks to promote the merits of one bid and the demerits of an alternative proposal".

The discussion centered on both incorrect and correct responses, with students discussing the merits of one strategy relative to another.