Sentence examples for merits of these two from inspiring English sources

Britons were more divided about the relative merits of these two approaches, with just under half favouring spending cuts.

Weighing the merits of these two paths is part of what inspires her work, although she doesn't "pretend to have an answer".

But the relative merits of these two restaurants say less about whether a child's talents have outgrown a parent's than about something much less romantic: diligence.

The merits of these two laboratory photochemical reactors are discussed, with particular emphasis on their mass transfer performances in this gas liquid and gas liqui solid reaction.

In February, she used her diplomatic skills to moderate the Center for Jewish Life's annual latke-hamantaschen debate — in which funny and feisty professors and students debated the merits of these two traditional Jewish foods.

This paper explores the competing merits of these two rival hypothesis - law versus norms as instruments of social control - by comparing the private benefits of control in various countries to other benchmarks, such as rates of criminal victimization.

Future clinical, etiological, and genetics research should explore the merits of these three ADHD classification options.

We discuss the relative merits of these three methods for the determination of the elastic properties of protein fibrils, particularly considering the differences and difficulties of each method.

It is not our intention to discuss the relative merits of these four methods of treatment, except to state that the first has been largely discarded by those who have had any considerable experience in the treatment of osteomyelitis.

The main reason we hear Gaye's music more than Cooke's has nothing to do with the relative merit of these two wonderful musicians, but is simply that the copyright holders of Cooke's music insist on licensing fees that are out of reach for most television programs, films and CD anthologies.

Why did the PP start flying a huge national flag in the Plaza de Colón in Madrid, with soldiers constantly saluting it, if not to annoy the regions?Whatever the merits of these charges, one or two facts do stand out.