Sentence examples for merits though from inspiring English sources

Whatever their putative merits, though, Wert has drowned them in polemic.

For all their merits, though, tiny home communities for the homeless aren't without their challenges.

Judged on its own merits, though, Steam is copper-bottomed radio magic.

In these circumstances, a bit more fiscal stimulus seems to provide some time-limited insurance without too much damage to the long-term deficit.Whatever its merits, though, the stimulus bill also exemplifies the dangerous absence of any strategy for that long-term deficit despite, as one budget watchdog puts it, "this huge wake-up call" from Europe.

Whatever its merits, though, Mr. Grandage's "Don Giovanni" is not as striking, insightful and vivid as the sexy, modern production that Christopher Alden created for New York City Opera in 2009 (though who knows when or where audiences will see the Alden version again, now that City Opera is nomadic).

Mrs. Linsenmayer, who saw the movie three times within 48 hours of its opening, said that a running poll on the Yahoo list found that 76percentt rated the film as "good on its own merits, though not as good as the book".

If and when the decision is taken to hand points out for artistic merit, though, they're quids in.

This alternative did carry some merit, though, not least because it made the battle between attacker and goalkeeper a shade more even, with little expectation that a standard penalty will be saved and thus put enormous pressure on the kicker, whereas this was more balanced.

We'll give Woof73 the merit badge though, as his/her comments best summed up the problem of judging an idealistic film with the appropriate degree of scepticism: "Seize the day, sure," he or she said.

The reach and impact of newspapers is still cited by judges as a reason why fines are merited even though, as Judge Riddle acknowledged, "more distress was caused by social media".

We discard them as though they had no merit even though often the set of facts supporting a counterargument may be even more powerful than those supporting.