Sentence examples for only merits from inspiring English sources

In her biography of her father, Imogen never mentions it; even in the more thorough biography by Michael Short, it only merits half a line.

Or, more sardonically and pertinently in the context of Italy's current economic plight: "free competition, this selection which heartlessly favours only uncouth and rough persons whose only merits are those of passing tests, doing their job well and knowing their business, is naturally resented by most Italians".

A more elegant structure is not to be found on the coast, and while it possesses a lightness of appearance which might at first raise doubt as to its strength in such an exposed situation, the usage it has already undergone is sufficient to justify the belief that neatness and lightness are not its only merits.

The HPA not only merits manufacturing convenience and cost reduction but also promotes pore distribution uniformity of AAO at severe conditions of cheap low-purity Al foils and relatively high room temperature.

First place on the women's list of sports earnings only merits 26th place in the overall sports earnings list.

If national leaders follow Obama, they are agreeing with him that stopping global climate disruption only merits a voluntary effort.

Its mantra is "No caste, no creed, only merit".

Much of our familial treatment as weirdos is not only merited, it is also sought.

If only merit were a bigger consideration too.(Picture credit: AFP).

It's much easier to pick something at random whose only merit is unexpectedness.

His family background allowed him easy entry into any profession, but only merit and ability could ensure high office.