Sentence examples for more merit than from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Peitler and many others in town see more merit than harm in the proposal.

But the idea that we can learn while unconscious holds more merit than gizmos named Psycho-phone suggest.

"Mr. Allen's latest excursion into the courts has no more merit than his last one and will have no more success," he told reporters at the time.

But the example of Stephen Jones suggests that the old-fashioned notion of trying your case only in the courtroom may have more merit than the defense bar has lately acknowledged.

But the example of Stephen Jones suggests that the old-fashioned notion of trying your case only in the courtroom may have more merit than the defense bar has lately acknowledged..

A federal judge ruled that the AP can sue AHN for stealing its "hot news". The AP's beef against AHN appears to have more merit than when it tried to go after bloggers for merely linking to its stories without changing the headlines.

Tom Wilson's assertion ["Popular music has many more merits than simple popularity," Nov. 1] is a somewhat naive description of the positive aspects of pop music.

GPS is a technology with far more merits than simply helping you find your way around the city.

Complaints about the Supreme Court's power are almost as old as the Constitution, but they have more merit now than ever.

Success in Silicon Valley, most would agree, is more merit driven than almost any other place in the world.

They may even have more merit as new fashion than recent styles by the women's side.