Sentence examples for merits to from inspiring English sources

Why are lawmakers so anxious to add academic merits to their résumés?

"There are certainly merits to scale," said Mr. McMahon, the Genesis Lease chief.

I can see the merits to both sides in this acrimonious battle.

The Italians have always known that sage has merits to rival basil's.

Exactly like Carmen, it took a little time for the work's merits to sink in.

Today sees the launch of an ambitious initiative to promote the Baltic country's merits to British youngsters.

Doubtless it has merits to which I am not doing justice; I write before seeing a second cast.

Although there are some merits to such devices, their potential health and fitness benefits appear to be overstated.

A study of the Ivy League's 20th-century agony as it juggled with which merits to reward.

Her role in redemption was extended to her intercession in heaven and to the application of Christ's merits to individual persons.

There are merits to this argument, but there is also a danger that Mr Kohn may be trying to pass the buck.