Sentence examples similar to raising merit from inspiring English sources

But the A.B.A. seems unaware of the issues raised by merit grants.

The panel faulted CBS for engaging in a "strident defense of the September 8 segment while failing to adequately probe whether any of the questions raised had merit".

Most have opted for the latter; since most companies have formal pay scales that reward seniority over merit, raising the mandatory retirement age would be expensive.

Citing reports that the final efforts toward a settlement failed over a sum of about 50 million euros, or $60.3 million, the paper suggested in an editorial that this fact "merits raising the question about the solvency" of Mr. Pinault.

This would create a more level playing field for considering tax changes on their merits, raising the chances of reforming the tax code before it pushes us into recession.

Such ideas have the merit of raising hard questions about racial equality in France, though they are viewed as "unFrench" by both left and right.

The authors have the merit of raising an issue of crucial importance for critical care research, i.e., whether or not murine models can yield sufficient information to enable a good design of clinical studies.

But while these views may have some merit, not raising the debt ceiling is really out of the question.

This manuscript is just a prolongation of that discussion, though it has the merit of raising the divergences between the two views in a direct way and highlighting some key unsolved issues.

Policy makers who are now raising questions about the merits of this proposal are to be applauded.

The elimination of merit raises has made my motivation disappear.