Sentence examples for most meritorious from inspiring English sources
There's simply no ironclad way to say which students are the most meritorious.
As a law student, I understand that even the most meritorious malpractice case does little if anything to improve the quality of health care or to reduce errors.
"Cut away the unbelievable red tape — typically three to five years of it for approval of even the most meritorious FEMA disaster mitigation project".
He met with him at the White House three times and once told a colleague that he considered Douglass among the nation's "most meritorious men".
IN EARLY July Edinburgh belatedly erected a statue, complete with semi-invisible hand, to Adam Smith, thus granting one of the fathers of economics, and Scotland's most meritorious son, long-overdue recognition.
In the event Matthew had graciously accepted his trophy and the acclaim of the Rotterdam crowd and prepared to fly home to the north of England knowing that there he would be, to all intents anonymous, in spite of having just become the first player in 15 years to defend successfully the World Open squash title, the old game's most meritorious.
This meant that some of the most technically meritorious proposals were not recommended for funding by peer review committees because they did not place sufficient focus on research use, action, practice and capacity building.
The interstate competition that drove rulers to select the most capable and meritorious individuals to serve in their courts resulted in an unprecedented degree of social mobility.
The program's objective is to encourage and adequately fund the most innovative and meritorious research projects from independent investigators.
For example, a study conducted by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health found that most malpractice claims are meritorious, with 97percentt of claims involving medical injury.
Though many of the suggestions expressed in these letters are meritorious and would most certainly improve the 12th-grade experience, it is doubtful that they can be expanded to incorporate all of the nation's 12th-graders.
