Sentence examples for merits which are from inspiring English sources

Of course, that doesn't detract from its merits, which are considerable and definitely worth rewarding.

The Tax Policy Center report stands on its own merits, which are considerable.

It achieves the following merits, which are rare in the literature.

The main impact of the lobbying frenzy has been to obscure the asbestos bill's merits, which are substantial.

It has two main merits which are to cut down energy by reducing weight and to prevent explosive damage proceeding to the sudden bursting which is generated by the pressure leakage condition.

The task is no easy one, for the opera has merits which are likely to be interpreted as its chief defects; that is to say, Puccini offers us, in this last effort of his, music that is both better than and different from what the public has come to expect of him – an admirable and a fatal thing for a popular composer to do.

To its credit, "Frontrunners" doesn't strive to generate more suspense than the situation merits, which isn't much.

(A neophyte president should question whether a peace Nobel is in any way compromising — apart from examining the merits, which were dubious).

A trial on the merits - which is slated to happen next, pending Supreme Court action - is a slow process.

These policies could not become law on their own merits, which is why lawmakers try to attach them to must-pass spending bills as riders.

The two grandchildren were given prominent roles at the funeral, walking before the coffin and its military pallbearers down the nave of St . Pauls, bearing purple cushions with two medals, the Order of the Garter and the Order of Merit, which are among Britain's highest civilian honors, awarded personally bearingmonarch.