Sentence examples for merits of making from inspiring English sources

Nobody disputes the merits of making laptops available cheaply to children in the developing world.

Unusually for the fund, when the trustees met today there was no argument about the extraordinary quality of the hoard, or the merits of making the grant.

Shortly after filming wrapped, we spoke to Nikki Amuka-Bird about finding Natalie, staying loyal to the book, and the merits of making polarising television.

The company was featured on Apple's Web site preaching the merits of making iPhone software, and it appeared on stage at Apple's iPhone press conference in 2009 to demonstrate one of its apps.

On December 26th, while survivors of the disaster surveyed the wreckage of their lives, Mr Khamenei found time to extol at length the merits of making the pilgrimage to Mecca.

The commercial broadcaster said that "there is a case to examine in detail the merits of making some of the licence fee currently spent on news available to the market to encourage and sustain plurality".

An extra month of campaigning would at least have had the merit of making politicians pay some attention to citizens.

Helplessness is a species of unhappiness, and my unhappy play about our deteriorating climate has at least had the merit of making me laugh more than anything else I've written.

The play's topical urgency was no less vividly captured in the Ralph Fiennes movie, but this production has the merit of making us feel we are in the thick of events rather than detached bystanders.

The present approach has the merit of making alloyed nanocatalysts as simple as making corresponding elementary ones.

The notation of DAGs has the merit of making causal assumptions explicit.