Sentence examples for merits of remaining from inspiring English sources

He also raised doubts over the merits of remaining within the customs union, which would allow Britain to trade goods without border tariffs, like Turkey, but restrict its ability to strike its own trade deals.

Young people in good health and people with diseases may have very different perspectives on the relative merits of remaining in a given health state and making a trade off involving death.

He has done this by saying little about the euro and lots about the merits of Britain remaining a member of the EU.

But the merit of the remaining living siblings restored these gifts, such that Miriam's well and the clouds of glory continued to support the Israelite nation in their journey to the Promised Land.

In this review, we discuss recent advances in both in silico and experimental approaches for metabolic pathway design and engineering, with a critical assessment of their merits and remaining challenges.

The merits of second place remain dubious.

The merits of the claim remain to be tested.

Of course, Klee is far from alone in bearing this "cost," but his semi-abstraction did help open the door for the abstract and conceptual art movements that followed, the merits of which Heidegger remained more skeptical about, as his acquaintance with them was minimal (as Young 2001 shows).

Examinations and a culture of merit remain greatly valued in China today.

Jenny Hill not only earned success on her own merits, she remained in control of her career: there were no Svengalis for her.

Unfortunately, the UK referendum will also be a vote on David Cameron's popularity as well as on the merits of the leaving or remaining in the EU.