Sentence examples similar to possess considerable merit from inspiring English sources

In 1865 he published his first book of poetry, Tzitzim u-Ferahim (in Hebrew); The Jewish Encyclopedia (1901 1906) says that "Goldfaden's Hebrew poetry... possesses considerable merit, but it has been eclipsed by his Yiddish poetry, which, for strength of expression and for depth of true Jewish feeling, remains unrivaled".

The council report claimed that the economic impact of the homes have "considerable merit".

Boccherini was primarily a composer of chamber music, although his symphonies and concerti have considerable merit.

For industrial applications, these methods have considerable merit for the different analytical requirements of manufacturing processes or intended functional performance.

Not only do these works have considerable merit, but also they ask questions that are still relevant today.

While these arguments have considerable merit, they may be less applicable for seriously degraded lands.

[ 10] In patients with co-morbid illness, generic measures have considerable merit.

The animal inhabitants must possess considerable physiological adaptability to survive.

Crisp and bold, these paintings possess considerable formal energy.

This shows that the used catalysts still possess considerable activity.

The hybrids possess considerable saturation magnetization, lower remanence and coercivity.