Sentence examples for merit since from inspiring English sources
4. (C) XXXXXXXXXXXX also said that the new charges are without merit since this transfer pricing technique was not only legal but engaged in by "thousands of firms".
If that's the case, perhaps pared-back tech does have merit, since there have been numerous problems with almost every iPhone model released.
In economic terms, this argument has some merit, since Russia is more of a "price-setter" in the gas market than a "price-taker", which it is in oil.
This approach has merit since the problems of the industry run across company lines and need to be solved by a cooperative effort that would be illegal and largely ineffective if undertaken by the companies individually.
For example, it can be applied to fabricate silicon nanoline arrays with an outstanding merit, since a high etch selectivity of silicon over SiO2 can be easily obtained in halogen-based plasma chemistry.
The design changes to the canal were not completely without merit, since they allowed two narrowboats to use each lock simultaneously, saving passage time and water.
For Labour, it's tricky to attack the Big Society on its merits, since many of the ideas are more or less Labourite.
All this, said the State Department, which has pondered the pipeline's merits since 2008, would necessitate an extra 15 months' review to consider alternative routes.That is tremendously convenient for Mr Obama.
As we have been working on increasing pathways of diverse students pursuing STEM degrees for decades, the findings from this study have several potential merits since little is known about students' preferences in course-taking in STEM courses at the state level (Long et al., 2012).
Beggin': Corbello may have to resort to some begging if she wants to prevail on the merits since copyright law generally does not protect facts.
Sounds wonderful, but before jumping for joy, some Wall Street pros say a healthy dose of skepticism is surely merited since we've been repeatedly bombarded by such cheerful and erroneous chatter for at least the past six months.
