Sentence examples for merits up from inspiring English sources

In a fight against the system that pressured his love into a life of pornography, Bing punches his screen, hides a piece of glass, gets his merits up, and manages to get back on the show to threaten to take his own life.

What Jamaican law calls "the abominable crime of buggery" is punishable with up to ten years of hard labour; "gross indecency" merits up to two years.

In terms of the Refractive Index Units (RIU), we obtained sensitivities equal to 187.5 GHz/RIU and 360 GHz/RIU for the f1 and f2 resonance frequencies, respectively, and figure of merits up to FOM= 19.1 and FOM∗= 431.

Members of Congress should have the opportunity to vote on the merits, up-or-down, on a Medicare-for-All single payer health proposal.

Ivy league colleges discount only for need, but in 2003 04, 62% of public and 50% of private school grants were based on merit, up from 45 % and 33 respectively ten years earlier.

Berate Beckett Mufson for the references he missed on Twitter.

In truth, England have hardly slumped badly enough to merit ending up only in mid-table.

In the end you have to make a judgement [about whether they merit following up].

Bursaries The university offers a range of financial support, including £3,000 for students from low income families, a care leaver bursary of £1,500 and an academic merit scholarships (up to £1,500 for UK and EU and up to £2,000 for overseas students).

Citigroup also advises its richest clients on the (investment) merits of up-and-coming painters and offers a select few a conference call with Robert Rubin, a former American treasury secretary, who sits on its board.Such perks have long been enjoyed by the moneyed elite in the West, but are now spreading to Asia.

Whether Intel's suit against Nvidia has merit is up to the court.