Sentence examples for meritocracy in from inspiring English sources

Both are walking advertisement for meritocracy in college football.

He is also a symbol of American meritocracy in a sport long associated with privilege.

For many people here, crime represents a meritocracy in a country of oligarchy and poverty.

And YouTube has made possible a new meritocracy in music: if you're talented, you'll get discovered.

All who value meritocracy in the art world are invited to join me.

(The lack of meritocracy in Silicon Valley is another, although related, story).

It may well be that we are dealing with very different definitions of what constitutes "meritocracy" in the first place.

In a typically perceptive line, Mr. Bryant writes, "Hitting, it could be argued, represented the first meritocracy in Henry's life".

At many schools, the so-called meritocracy in admissions is increasingly an excuse for reproducing economic inequality.

When Michael Young wrote The Rise of the Meritocracy in 1958 he was being not descriptive but satirical.

We want to move towards a meritocracy in the sense that there should be no performance pay for no performance".