Sentence examples for merits could be from inspiring English sources

Being in the thick of things on a TV series — whatever its merits — could be a crucial experience in ways far beyond the paycheck.

Assembly members from all parties spoke in favour of allowing the Bill to be introduced to the assembly so its merits could be considered in detail.

If someone were to develop such a theory, then its merits could be weighed against the merits of IP type models.

Perhaps, building partnerships based on pragmatic assessment of national interests and addressing specific issues based on their individual merits could be a more productive approach.

I contended that there was no such thing as intrinsic merit and that merit could be calculated only in relation to those factors the policy of blind submission forbids us from considering.

"The legal costs of being investigated and prosecuted based on claims with little or no merit could be substantial," said Glenn Hamer, the president of the state Chamber of Commerce, one of the groups suing to block the law.

Indeed, it is doubtful whether the research field of quantum computing would have attracted so much attention and would have evolved to its current status if its merit could be demonstrated only with these problems.

The merit could be used to provide strong probability for designing advanced high-temperature coatings via adjusting both of mechanical strengthening and oxide modifying by beneficial elements tuning in connection with properties of interest.

Once again, however, it was difficult for Spitzer and his aides to understand how, on the merits, there could be anything wrong with going after the opposition party.

Based on the above merits, BLT could be considered as a promising material for TBC applications.

What alternate metrics could be used to distinguish the relative merits of these models?