Sentence examples for merits high from inspiring English sources

He finds that Monty may have been an excessively cautious beneficiary of overwhelming force at El Alamein, but that he nonetheless merits high marks for his training, preparation and reinvigoration of the British Eighth Army.

"Given the looming problems of feeding a still-growing world population, the potential benefits of ramping up such exploration are clear," Concludes Dr. Mora: "With the clock of extinction now ticking faster for many species, I believe speeding the inventory of Earth's species merits high scientific and societal priority.

In my office, there were very fine men and women whose service in Iraq, Afghanistan, the first Gulf War, and Vietnam merits high praise; as VA employees, they brought -- and continue to bring, I'm sure -- their battle-earned perspective on what our nation's veterans need.

Because most of these studies were individual case studies or stress was measured in non-standardized ways, more exploratory research is needed before the hypothesis that pica is a response to stress merits high research priority.

Thus, the development of an RA disease severity measure from claims merits high priority.

By all of these criteria, Fundamental Medical Mycology merits high marks.

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With respect to an efficient tandem construction the transmission of the top cell merits highest attention.

While a lower limit of 15% lifetime risk constituted study eligibility, it remains unclear whether this risk level merits high-risk surveillance, particularly in women with average mammographic breast density.

For their part, chief executives generally argue that the high risks they face merit high rewards.

Mr. Sawyer says there are only a handful of companies that merit high valuations.