Sentence examples for merits out from inspiring English sources

Officials at the city's Department of Homeless Services, which will hold a public hearing about the contract on Thursday, the Doe Fund won the contract on the merits, out of 21 applications.

He played left field for the baseball team, and academically earned 2424.12 merits out of a possible 2470.00 or 98.14, the third highest score ever recorded, graduating first in his 93-man class on 11 June 1903.

And it merits pointing out and pushing back against.

"Then again, if you take a step back, the judges in these cases have been focusing very narrowly on the facts before them, taking each case on its merits, teasing out the true culpability.

What are the merits of transitioning out?

We now bandy around buzzwords like Paleo, clean and organic, while discussing the merits of cutting out grains, dairy or gluten.

After receiving legal advice on the matter, the union said, it will not go ahead with its plans to hold a series of debates around the country on the merits of carrying out a boycott.

Though the themes are supposed to reel in viewers of similar age and circumstance, Mr. Caspe doesn't worry if a plot takes a turn for the specific, like the conversation on the merits of coming out that was buoyed by the girls' competition to be the best beard.

He and I used to discuss the merits of going out on top, while your star was burning its brightest.

I was brought up imagining that cream rises to the top, merit wins out, the race is to the swift and riches to men of understanding, but it ain't necessarily so.

It provides reassurance, especially in a world that seems to disdain us, that our country is indeed special, a beacon of hope, and a land of opportunity where merit wins out, and that these are not just sentiments mouthed by politicians or written in civics books.