Sentence examples for merit provided from inspiring English sources
The second rationale has some merit provided the Bank of Japan really does resist the urge to mop up any liquidity.
Assuming that a variety of hypothetical neural centers may produce recognizable activity patterns (brainwaves or not), and that communication produces a stimulus that activates specific areas in the neural center, the approach may have merit — provided the hardware sensitive enough to detect these fluctuations will be available.
By comparing the simulation results and the respective values of the proposed figure, it is evident that this figure of merit provides values that are proportional to the conversion efficiencies of solar cells.
In addition a scan over the vertical divergence requirement, where individual guide optimizations are performed for each corresponding figure of merit, provides valuable data on the consequences of this parameter.
A similar incident six years earlier was attributed to that problem and Saturday's goal, which denied Orient the replay they merited, provided welcome delight.
Given that this particular person has been doing this exact same thing for well over a decade, I fail to see the news value that merits providing publicity for this stunt.
A subtler but unmistakable indication that works of art are now bought as tokens rather than for their intrinsic merit was provided by the breathtaking prices commanded by watercolors and prints.
There is also merit in providing low-interest loans or grants to the unemployed and assisting and supporting business start-ups.
And it has made it easy to make public accusations of plagiarism that may or may not have merit without providing a forum to resolve these fights.
Bonds have the merit of providing steady income, at rates that are now very high; they tend to be less volatile than stocks; and they have a higher legal claim on a company's assets.
There is surely merit in providing sex education before children are sexually active, and before the pubertal "giggle factor" and the "schoolyard fable factory" prevent information being readily accepted.
