Sentence examples for merits status from inspiring English sources

This paper aims at examining the mechanisms of pollutant removal efficiency in these systems and investigating the merits, status and feasibility of using constructed wetland systems to treatment wastewater in China.

Whether VNB merits status as a distinct molecular type remains an open question, which needs to be addressed specifically in further studies with more VNB strains to be collected from Africa, South America and elsewhere.

This phylogenetic position is consistent with previous proposals that it merits family status as Pluvianidae [ 33].

Opponents appealed to the company, the city government and even UNESCO, which will decide by June if Mount Fuji merits the status of a World Heritage Site.

The online gaming company is down 127p to £25.18 as analyst Ivor Jones, in a note entitled A horse with a stick on its nose is not a unicorn....and neither is Betfair, said: It is not, in our view, on track for the market dominance which merits "unicorn" status and which appears to us to be implied by the share price.

His analysis of the role of periglacial processes in fashioning terrain character in southern England is now largely vindicated and, hence, merits the status of a benchmark paper.

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission ruled in April that the building did not merit landmark status.

My kind of place — where football didn't even merit footnote status.

For its part, the landmarks commission sees a lot that could merit landmark status.

"This is not how the United States should be treating people who have been found to merit refugee status in a federal court," Ms. Jean said of her clients.

Europe's current recession – surely soon to merit the status of depression – has its roots in the failure of one industry, that of banking.