Sentence examples for obvious merits from inspiring English sources

On paper, Advanced Technology's moves have some obvious merits.

Despite its obvious merits, many question the need for a vast Islamic complex in a poor, working-class area.

Both ballets were loudly cheered, both had obvious merits, and there are plenty of local choreographic precedents, for each belongs to a well-established local genre.

Unsure how to react to uninhibited silliness, people get all embarrassed and lash out against the genre rather than the obvious merits of the show.

Despite obvious merits to the argument that the world's 1.5 billion Muslims remain woefully unrepresented at the Security Council, how this would work in practice is not at all clear.

Kerber, 29, recently returned to No. 1, but despite her obvious merits, she is often dismissed as a place holder for when Serena Williams takes extended breaks from the game.

Even in terms of foreign policy the idea has obvious merit.

"He is not really an internationalist, despite the obvious merit of tackling issues like climate change at EU level".

As I had to come a long way back, it was a ride of lengthy proportions and no obvious merit.

The policy has obvious merit compared with Labour's incessant interference in the health service for most of its nine years in office.

Psychotherapy interventions which focus not only on depression but also on alcohol and substance abuse and violence have obvious merit for men.