Sentence examples for merits of which from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly rational to dislike something the merits of which one is happy to acknowledge.

It has given rise to a set of opposing interpretations, the merits of which are still contested.

The fourth, on another single mining plan, has been the subject of litigation, on the merits of which we intimate no view.

This can lead to significant reductions of the computation task and time because only a fraction of the workspace may need to be investigated for a symmetric mechanism, the merits of which are especially obvious if discretization algorithms are used.

Affirmative defense means, in the context of an enforcement proceeding, a response or defense put forward by a defendant, regarding which the defendant has the burden of proof, and the merits of which are independently and objectively evaluated in a judicial or administrative proceeding.

Like many parents, I am appalled at the idea that a private, for-profit company thinks that it has the right to use our children as guinea pigs to work out the kinks in new versions of its tests (the merits of which are debatable at best, but that's another topic).

In 1954 Heisler helmed Beachhead, an effective World War II yarn starring Tony Curtis as a hard-boiled U.S. Marine, and the melodrama This Is My Love, the chief merit of which was the teaming of Darnell and Faith Domergue.

The program, which would digitize and store millions of books, has its merits, all of which can be achieved through proper licensing.

Delighted with the book, a writer for The Times Literary Supplement in London said it was for Eliot "a compliment rarer, in mathematical terms, than the Nobel Prize or the Order of Merit," both of which Eliot already possessed.

Such questions require careful analysis and experimentation, which would already be a considerable improvement by comparison to the current debate over the merits of openness, which takes an a-priori position on openness as something beneficial.

When considering the policy implications of the present study and related studies, it is important to acknowledge that not everyone is convinced of the merits of specialisation which does have some theoretical disadvantages (Loefler, 2000).