Sentence examples for merit to make from inspiring English sources

And it's offset by just enough merit to make Cafe Cluny a beguiling neighborhood place.

Like any compilation album, each piece was carefully selected and its merit, to make the cut, hotly debated.

Mr. Vance issued a statement saying his office would continue to pursue such cases, where the facts merit, to make the city's streets safer.

"So you will see one firm counter-suing against the other, even if their claim is of dubious merit, to make sure they don't go down without a fight".

Trying just a few of the items that have been discussed is a great way to test the waters, and to see that there is merit to making these lifestyle changes to make mood changes.

Moreover, since inequality has grown so extreme in the country -- with so much income and wealth concentrated at the very tip of the pyramid -- there's economic merit to making the top 1percentt a priority.

P-type Si has the prominent merits to make driving voltage of light-emitting diode (LED) lower and the cost of device less expensive [3].

To be fair, her qualification that there was "perhaps" too much enthusiasm for diversity in contrast to merit failed to make it into the Hansard transcript – but there again neither did her colleagues' gentle titter which followed her remark.

It merits recommendation to make one definition to make future research comparable.

Finally, a dedicated figure of merit was used to make a qualitative comparison of various designs.

This line of interpretation has the merit of promising to make sense of the closing parenthetical remark of 3.24.