Sentence examples for of more merit from inspiring English sources

Surely those victories are of more merit than coming through a 36-hole scramble to qualify for golf's greatest event?

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It should not be up to the government to decide which exams are of more merit than others.

The meeting statement called for more merit-based selection of leaders and new ways to make lower-level voices heard in higher party councils.

Some of these valuations have more merit than others.

Of more doubtful merit, however, is your claim that the Canadian response to the crisis has been "tepid".

The results suggest that concepts of fairness become more merit-based as children grow up and as they participate in activities like sports and school that reward achievement, Cappelen says.

Massenet's opera, although not a work of genius proper, is one of more than common merit, and contains all the elements of at least temporary success".

The goal was a comparison of ion beam polishing and substrate heating in terms of the interface quality and evaluation of the merit of more sophisticated depositions.

Convincing people of the merits of more integrated pro-active whole-family approaches is not that hard either.

But Clegg said he would continue to make the argument, adding that an increasing number of Conservatives understood the merits of more tax on high-value properties.

A prolonged period of exceptionally weak economic growth combined with Europe's rapidly worsening demographics will make it even harder to persuade anxious Europeans of the merits of more open markets.