Sentence examples for no demerits from inspiring English sources

The portions are daunting, but you'll earn no demerits if you can't finish.

Bring on those shame-inducing ads! CARL SILVERMAN Madison, Wis., March 18 , 2013To the Editor: New York City's campaign castigates teenage parents but dishes no demerits on the government.

Schilling received no demerit for letting his earned run average rise to 0.79 from 0.67.

When you come home and think you may have a few demerits, and they say, 'No, you've got credit.'".

But one rule of thumb that ought to be a prime lesson of the first auteurist days — from the young critics at Cahiers du Cinéma in the nineteen-fifties, who were the first to recognize that some of the filmmakers in Hollywood were among the greatest artists of the era — is that there's no intrinsic aesthetic demerit to being inside the system, no intrinsic merit to spurning it.

It was part of now-defunct competition law and nowadays there is no regulatory requirement to consider the merits and demerits of individuals who wish to acquire papers.

That's why I found myself giving demerits to the slicker, more commercialized operations, no matter how good the end product.

No electorate is well-informed on the merits and demerits of individual judges.

At the first KIPP school, in Houston, he and his co-founder, Michael Feinberg, filled the walls with slogans like "Work Hard" and "Be Nice" and "There Are No Shortcuts," and they developed a system of rewards and demerits designed to train their students not only in fractions and algebra but also in perseverance and empathy.

Until then, no firm recommendations can be made on the merits or demerits of primary-care investigation.

We found no statistically significant differences in the respondent's perceptions of merits and demerits of being a doctor between the groups, where χ = 8.12, P = .32 and χ = 4.10, P = .39, respectively.