Sentence examples for most merit from inspiring English sources

Among passenger airlines, Delta's bid to provide daily nonstop service from New York City to Beijing has the most merit.

So the point of most merit scholarship programs, Professor Organ said, isn't merely to tempt prospective students who might otherwise not attend, though that clearly is one result.

There is more to education than teaching a student how to fill in a multiple choice question, which is what most merit plans do.

One of the primary aims of countryside biogeography is to understand what kinds of ecosystems will exist in the coming decades and which might most merit protection through human intervention.

Their research concerns economic behavior, the meaning and importance of classic literature, which social problems matter most and the evidence about ways of addressing them, how to evaluate different ethical positions and legal systems, and which aspects of history most merit study.

Last, and not least, by undermining the dubious assumption that the applicants admitted are those with the most merit, a lottery might promote a certain measure of humility — a quality in short supply in the upper rungs of the "meritocracy" — among admission officers and students alike.

Most merit-pay systems share two attributes: they absorb vast amounts of management time and make everybody unhappy.

What most merit-badge iterations have in common is the way they play with a childhood form to address particulars of grown-up life.

For most merit-based awards, a minimum grade point average of 3.5 (on a 4 point scale) is required in all prior college-level academic coursework.

The room in Mr. Starck's design that most merits attention pays homage to these people.

Most merits only the Red Tractor label, which Compassion in World Farming (CIWF) ranked the lowest in a study into how different welfare standards compare.