Sentence examples for merits recognition as from inspiring English sources

Whatever his personal shortcomings, however, Frederick Charles merits recognition as a competent army-level commander.

Adrian Cho, a writer on the journal, said: "For all the hype, the discovery of the Higgs boson easily merits recognition as the breakthrough of the year.

In March of that year, however, the official Commission for the Designation of the Righteous, a body presided over by a retired Israeli judge and created by Israeli law to decide who merits recognition as a "righteous," voted to reject the nomination.

Yet, for all the hype, the discovery of the Higgs boson easily merits recognition as the breakthrough of the year.

Pent between the Rockies and the Pacific chain is a vast intermontane complex of basins, plateaus, and isolated ranges so large and remarkable that they merit recognition as a region separate from the Cordillera itself.

Thomasson, for example, argues that at least some works of art (i.e., musical and literary works) are a kind of "abstract artifact" meriting recognition as genuine creations (1999, 2005, 2006a, 2006b, 2010).

(Figure 3) and other saxicolous lichen genera has led to considerable taxonomic confusion as to whether taxa merit recognition as distinct species or ecotypes of more ubiquitous species (Hawksworth, 1973; Purvis, 1997).

It is possible that future analyses will reveal that the clade of Ahaetulla, Chrysopelea, and Dendrelaphis is placed elsewhere in Colubridae with strong support, and thus merit recognition as a distinct subfamily (Ahaetuliinae).

One family, the Trachyphylliidae, is trivially distinct and does not merit recognition at the family level.

And that ardor alone merits recognition.

And Sale's Champions Cup qualification ahead of bigger spenders merits recognition.