Sentence examples for meritocracy having from inspiring English sources

They believed wholeheartedly in British meritocracy, having left family and roots behind for the promise that their children would have the chances not offered back home.

Till now, meritocracy has, in practice, surged ahead.

The promise of the meritocracy has not been fulfilled.

The transition to meritocracy has, however, had unintended consequences.

Meritocracy had become the creed of Clinton's party.

Expressing commitment to meritocracy has been a characteristic of all political leaders since 1979.

Sure, meritocracy had marched hesitantly on, and unworthy deference had declined; but "meanwhile, some took the freedom without the responsibility".

"The engines of the American dream and meritocracy have slowed down dramatically over the past 20 years," he said.

The meritocracy had kicked in and ambitious young people had learned to adopt a low friction manner.

The meritocracy has morphed into an incestuous, self-congratulatory group with great talents for book learning and test-taking but sadly lacking in "street smarts" and common sense.

My cyber adventures are teaching me that faith in narratives of progress and meritocracy has dulled people's abilities to perceive sexism in literary culture.