Sentence examples for recognized merits from inspiring English sources
In addition, the recognized merits and shortcomings for each type of electrochemical sensors are discussed.
After the vote, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell tweeted that Gates was "gratified that the House has recognized merits of DoD's position in opposing the extra engine".
"How, then, will you recognize merit?" he asks.
Eric L. Spomer, president of Catalyst Renewables, said the earmark process allowed lawmakers to recognize merit, and finance a smaller aspect of the company's operations, even though agency officials would not finance the new plant.
I admire your faith in those studio executives and their ability to recognize merit, and that they'd of course believe you when you say the really good work in those scripts is yours.
"BitTorrent has acquired µTorrent as it recognized the merits of µTorrent's exceptionally well-written codebase and robust user community.
Teachers recognized the merits of NOS lessons in developing scientific literacy, but lack of time and the need to prepare the students for the national exams prevent them from teaching it: Although I think that teaching NOS is important, I taught little and on rare occasions.
The government, on the other hand, recognized the merits of Evans's plans.
Even buildings of recognized architectural merit, like Stanford White's masterpiece, the Madison Square Presbyterian, on the northeast corner of Twenty-Fourth Street, gave way to a conventional office skyscraper.
The task force said that it recognized that merit and fitness must be taken into account in hiring and promotions, but said that over the years this had come to mean how someone performed on an exam.
The isolation left when others also recognized her merit.
