Sentence examples for merits about from inspiring English sources

"There was never any conversation on the merits about the bill," he added.

One typical joint in steel tube tower, i.e. the tube-gusset KT-joints stiffened by 1/4 ring plates, has been paid attention lately due to its merits about reasonable stress distribution and low cost.

But what I don't want to do is leave this place disregarding the position of the President of the United States". As the platform drafters explained themselves, only one -- former California congressman Howard Berman -- said that the president was right on the merits about the TPP.

This article is NOT about the merits about eating meat.

He tells a friend later in the day that he thinks his testimony merits about a C-minus.

Reparations, whatever their moral or theoretical merits, are about as likely politically as changing America's national anthem to "The Internationale".

Of his De viris illustribus all that survive are 24 hack pieces about worthies long dead and one of real merit about his friend Atticus.

Their statements were about having to do better than men, that progress was not based on merit, about covert or overt discrimination, and about bullying.

Instead, I was to write a modest article – 642 words, as it ended up, less than half the length I figured it merited – about the media riot that followed The Journal's revelation.

This argument was promptly rejected by the court as the case was found to be not about the merits but about procedure.

Yet the book's enduring resonance may say less about its literary merits than about its failure to change American attitudes.