Sentence examples for merit to all from inspiring English sources

And there's merit to all that, but the one thing they didn't blame was themselves, and that's changing.

He will face a 10-day unpaid suspension after the investigation found merit to all the complaints.

Now I think that people are saying there's merit to all different styles, whether you're a man or a woman.

Let us give public testimony to his virtues, to his merit, to all the qualities that have made him esteemed by the Emperor and that have rendered him dear to his friends and to his family.

Is there therefore any real merit to all the clamoring for splitting up the financial behemoths to ensure that we do not go through another financial crisis like the one just past (or ongoing)?

England pick a squad on merit to cover all bases, and that should be the end of the matter.

"I do think there is a lot of merit to having all the towns and jurisdictions use the same technology".

First of all it was Robert Venturi designing the Seattle Art Museum, and producing a building that I think has absolutely no merit to it at all.

The purposes of the project are to develop the technologies necessary for the superconductor applications in electric power systems and, especially for superconducting generators (SCGs) which have distinguished merits, to provide all technologies necessary for their commercialization.

What if you decide there's no merit at all to the review? A. Most bad performance reviews are not about technical skills but more subjective issues like communication style and personality "fit" with the company.

Do you continually post comments and links on social media that promote only your position -- whether it's political, religious, racial, whatever -- and you criticize the opposite side without acknowledging any merit at all to their position?