Sentence examples for merits of and from inspiring English sources

Coordinated PR has the potency to incept investors and spur them to debate the merits of and mull over a specific investment opportunity.

Decision makers can apply the tool described here to their own programs – using baseline measures (or estimates) and planning targets – to assess the relative merits of and realistic expectations from implementation of the different surveillance improvement strategies, and thus select the ones that are most promising in their own context.

In this entry, the motivations and merits of these and other positions will be expounded and assessed.

There ensued talk of riots in China and Greece, and the relative merits of gold and canned food.

The merits of FSWT and FSA with numerical simulations and experiments are demonstrated in this paper.

This has the merits of simplicity and comprehensiveness.

The competing merits of concept and process always interest.

On one side are politically minded readers discussing the merits of unions and private equity firms.

Committees could hold hearings about the relative merits of slate and granite.

Mr Obama's response is to dispatch envoys to preach the merits of negotiation and inclusion.

Elsewhere in Africa, the debate is about the relative merits of Blackberries and iPhones.