Sentence examples for merits of having from inspiring English sources

But all Pakistanis can appreciate the merits of having better government.

— Sarah Philips In my eighth grade U.S. history class, we debate the merits of having a 9/11 national holiday through a 3-corner debate.

And now, with Bush v. Gore more than ten years in the past, growing numbers of Republicans are willing to examine the merits of having our national leader chosen in a national election after a national campaign on national issues.

As the United States Congress covers itself in glory by debating the merits of having a debate over escalating the war in Iraq, the Bush administration moves forward, unimpeded, with its "surge".

Yesterday the ghost of Kenneth Williams loomed large as artists and critics discussed the relative merits of having a large organ or an impressive cock being raised on to the empty plinth.

Since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, Commissioner Paul Tagliabue has discussed the merits of having the Super Bowl in New York or Washington and the resulting economic impact.

"It is a riddle which shares with the universe the merit of having no answer".

"They said, 'We can't give you a job on merit of having done a good job before.

He did not come to a Socialist solution, but he had the great merit of having considered afresh the foundations of society.

Hitchcock offers the fundamental idea of directing as creating; he has the prime merit of having become the cinema's exemplary adjective.

The merit of having a precise and meaningful relationship between two basic energy indicators, the energy efficiency index and the energy savings due to efficiency improvement, is elaborated.