Sentence examples for offering merits from inspiring English sources
A cousin's offering merits a five-second sniff, but should a stranger from outside the group poo here, a family member will linger over it for twice as long.
Any organization can sign up, but Sigma must verify they are official before they can begin offering "merits" through the system.
America today desperately needs a center-right G.O.P. that is offering merit-based, market-based approaches to all these issues — and a willingness to meet the other side halfway.
The key proposal she's made involves changing the tenure system and offering merit pay.
Three of the schools offering full merit scholarships required that the finalists visit the campus, to get to know the school better but also to compete informally against one another in interviews and in classes.
Avoiding the crowds, though, has its merits, offering a more solemn experience.
Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga., is offering $64,200 in merit aid over four years for anyone who is eligible to receive the state's HOPE scholarships, which were developed to attract stellar but not necessarily needy students to state colleges and universities.
Under the hashtag -- a Twitter identifying phrase that allows easy searching of similarly themed messages -- #CASerpentine, scientists and other opponents of the bill are debating the bill's merits and offering fighting words.
But Randall S. Kroszner, a Fed governor from 2006 to 2009, said the Fed's current chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has concluded that the best defense of the Fed's independence is to demonstrate its value by reaching decisions on the economic merits, then offering clear explanations to politicians and the public.
Moody's has a First Amendment defense: It was offering opinions on the merits of securities, and it has as much right to publish opinions as FORBES has to publish my column or analysts have to critique bond-rating firms.
"If you're looking at a starter Camaro, there might be merit in offering a powerful 4-cylinder," he said.
