Sentence examples for merits for which from inspiring English sources

carphonewarehouse.com, £49.95 The latest range of Nokia dumbphones – and possibly the last – are robust, elegant, user-friendly and reliable, merits for which the company is justly known.

Back in New York, another message informed her that she had won a four-year merit scholarship for which she hadn't even applied.

While there are numerous arguments on both sides of this debate - the merits of which I'll leave for others to dispute - there does not seem to be any reason why a third party should be permitted to profit off of the student athlete.

Suppose that the teams are seeded based on what we'll call "merit", the measure for which is Sagarin's ratings.

These kinds of residuals are used as figures of merit for determining which plane symmetry group best models the image (or the sample surface structure having been imaged).

The optimization was carried out by choosing an optimum central grazing incidence angle for which a merit function had the maximum value.

The TI value of 530 ms (528 ± 201 ms), for which this merit function has its maximum, was used for subsequent early CE-CMR.

There well might be other genes that merit the hallmark status but for which clear evidence is hard to come up with.

The minimal involvement of the community and patients was attributed to, among others, the perception that the community and patients lack understanding of medical issues and would represent a biased opinion by solely arguing for the merit of the particular interventions for which they were concerned (Martin et al. 2003b).

For her part, Binoche can only recall meeting Depardieu once, over dinner, where he accused her of "always making beautiful films" – for which, clearly, she merits only our bile and condemnation.

This has particular merit when a strong tide -- for which Wasque Rip is famous -- is running, greatly reducing the time needed to bring your quarry to the beach.