Sentence examples for merits at from inspiring English sources

It's a wonder there are any merits at all.

They might have no claim on the merits at all, and so there would be no question of invalidation.

An investment banker as chief executive may have some merits – at least Amgen shareholders should think so.

A case as bungled, and of such international importance, as this one certainly merits, at this point, a special prosecutor or investigative unit.

But it still failed to convince me of the show's enduring merits, at least as anything other than a quasi-camp bit of 1970s pop-rock pageantry.

But in an unusual move, the administration indicated that it would not defend the rules on their merits at a court hearing next week.

"The case has no merit at all.

Franklin's chief merit, at least initially, was his celebrity.

Does he see no merit at all in free trade?

But Suicide surely merit at least equal billing.

"It is not considering whether the claims have any merit at all".