Sentence examples for merits of that from inspiring English sources

"Now, because I say that, the administration doesn't want to talk on the merits of that.

Whatever the merits of that well-worn advice to aspiring authors to "write what you know," it's guidance that Michael Ledwidge of Kingsbridge has clearly taken to heart.

But they have had difficulty convincing India's divided polity of the merits of that approach.

Even the first lady's advisers had difficulty arguing the merits of that position.

And Mr. Rosenbaum shares Mr. Rockefeller's thinking on the merits of that office.

The significant thing isn't how long one's work will endure but the merits of that work.

There's room for debate on the real merit of that decision.

Regardless of the merit of that lawsuit, the "Access Hollywood" tape has refocussed attention on Trump's history of making offensive remarks about women, and openly regarding them as sex objects.

User generated video, gonzo journalism, and self-expression on this kind of scale will make Tweeting about the Iranian election (even if the merit of that can be debatable) look like a prehistoric version of social media-helping-social-good.

Each of these encodes a possible solution (in terms of a possible ligand-receptor interaction) to the docking problem and may be assigned fitness score based on the relative merit of that solution.

"We have to be intellectually honest about the merits of laws that allow certain footage or certain reporters' material, under certain conditions, to be turned over," he said.