Sentence examples for merits of the two from inspiring English sources

Hildegard reflected on the merits of the two Lord Lucans with her long-time companion, Jean-Pierre.

Did Mr Montebourg go too far in taking a public stance on the merits of the two bids?

The peacekeepers' positions reflect the fortunes of battle, rather than the merits of the two sides' territorial claims.

Even the Guardian's editorial conference debated the relative merits of the two sports yesterday, with much muttering from the floor about rugby not being as "big" as football.

Poor sound quality makes it almost impossible to judge the merits of the two long performances on "The Olatunji Concert," beyond noting its lacerating intensity.

This may prompt buyers to look more closely at the relative merits of the two technologies, each of which has its pros and cons.

A discussion ensues about the merits of the three pastimes, the best being the one that leads to a more perfect Christian life.

It was De Cani who was later tasked alone with weighing up the merits of the three competing designs, that by Heatherwick and rival studios Marks Barfield and Wilkinson Eyre.

Regardless of the merits of the three approaches we discussed above, there are some remarkable insights that the application of game theory offers to the moral theorist.

Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said the mistakes in evaluating the relative merits of the four bids received to run the route had been made by Department for Transport staff and the "fault lies wholly and squarely" with the department.

By mid-2012, the merits of the ten routes had been considered, including the economic, environmental and technical issues involved, and a broad outline of the corridor for the link was scheduled to be published in September.