Sentence examples for merits of why from inspiring English sources

He seemed to disagree about the relative merits of "why".

Path is asking for an extension, which typically allows an attorney the time to draft the objection, laying out the merits of why a mark should or should not be registered.

So whilst the merits of why to actively seek these conditions is clear, how this may be best achieved is not.

Whilst the merits of why clinicians should identify and validate a patient's symptoms may be apparent, the how is not so clear.

But one that has the merit of saying why one is fighting, and against whom.

One of the great merits of Major Trends, and why it has been as influential as it has, is that all the "trends" included therein are set side by side to give one a sense that there is a definite trajectory to mystical Judaisms even if that trajectory does not follow a straight line.

But the lack of commercial hype is part of why they merit attention, said Robert Redford, who founded the mentoring programs along with the festival.

She merits a place among the profiles of "Why the Best Man for the Job Is a Woman" (Harper Business, $24), by Esther Wachs Book, a former reporter at Forbes magazine who knows how to put a human face on a business story.

I say, then, if someone is so regularly finding content of merit, why don't they have a blog where the content can be given context, discussion, and perhaps a preview so people aren't going in blind?

I became very suspicious of the merits of critical theory, which is why I have been shocked at being accused of being over-academic.

News shows and Internet bloggers in China are now debating the merits of the film and asking why Chinese filmmakers and animators are being outdone by foreign producers, who have created compelling images of ancient Chinese palaces and temples and turned their cuddly national icon into a Hollywood darling.