Sentence examples for merits change from inspiring English sources

Evaluation merits change depending on different applications.

When you can't win an argument on the merits, change the subject.

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However, no guidance exists on what may constitute programmatic significance, the threshold of inequity that merits changes in a program or policy.

"While some of the findings have been modified slightly and one added," TriData said in the new report, "none of the new information merited changes to any recommendations in the original report".

The corresponding value of the Haacke figure of merit changed from 0.15 × 10−3 to 7.16 × 10−3 Ω−1 due to the optimal laser annealing conditions.

GeneIDs may differ because the Entrez and RefSeq databases are not static, and sometimes updates to records merit changes in an identifier.

Shorten said leaders who wanted voters to support major reforms must convince them of the merits of change.

That hasn't happened — American intelligence agencies note only "small scale" use so far — and it isn't clear if such usage alone merits a change in policy.

By contrast, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and her allies within the administration have said they do not believe that the intelligence presented so far merits any change in the American diplomatic approach.

The leading candidates have slugged it out on television, calling each other names and wrangling fiercely over the merits of change in a country governed by the same party for 71 years.