Sentence examples for merit with which from inspiring English sources

A figure of merit with which to judge the plasma quality is the energy gain Q that would occur if the plasma contained tritium.

Thirdly, the merits with which we measure track record.

Menacing Mindset As the leader from 1997 to 1999 of the U.N. effort to remove Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, I found one rule of thumb to have merit: The vigor with which Iraq conspired to defeat any given step toward arms control was a good indicator of how interested Mr. Hussein was in the weapons system at issue.

Not because the cringing press release issued by our Cairo embassy just as the protests were gathering steam didn't merit criticism: The speed with which the White House repudiated the release basically testified to its indefensibility.

A study of the Ivy League's 20th-century agony as it juggled with which merits to reward.

The main merit of CGP is the ease with which any locus in the human (or other) genome may be analyzed simply by making a single PCR primer.

Mr. Thompson also said that he disagreed with Mr. Giuliani's proposal to replace across-the-board salary increases for teachers with merit raises, which would be limited to teachers whose students improve academically over the course of a school year.

Its president, Edmund King, says: "There are many proposals in the report with merit and which are advocated by the AA.

Her paintings sell on their undoubted merits, but the photo-realistic slickness with which she renders a company logo or an electric-blanket control contrasts bizarrely with the childlike, occasionally scary stick figures that illustrate her private fantasies.

The equality meme which drives anti-racism, acceptance of homosexuality, civil liberties concerns doesn't co-exist well with the merit meme which drives the work ethos, anti-tax, and security concerns.

But what makes the assistants so valuable, say senior managers, is the speed with which they absorb all aspects of NSF's merit-review system.