Sentence examples for same merits as from inspiring English sources

He said he would have gotten in without it, and explains, "Black students work extremely hard just to prove we are here on the same merits as our white counterparts".

The proposed method possesses also the same merit as the EEM and ICA method, which can be applied to assess water quality when the levels of attributes are defined in terms of intervals in the water quality criteria.

Samsung's effort essentially has the same merits and drawbacks as the rest of its smartwatches, and it likely required very little in the way of development time to get it up and running on the new OS.

"International students here who are qualified are eligible to receive the same merit scholarships as domestic students," said Rory Shaffer, the admissions director at Adelphi.

It becomes practically impossible for women to obtain the same merits, and compete on the same terms as men, these structural factors, directly or indirectly might hold them back (Taylor-Abdulai et al. 2014).

Both are well merited, as far as he is concerned.

"It won't be the same panel deciding the merits as decided the stay motion".

The history of the cinema pivots on the discovery, by critics who were themselves future filmmakers, that movies made in Hollywood could be works of art of the same moment and merit as those made independently or under the (ostensibly more benign or less-controlling) hand of European producers.

The marriage of Figaro and Susanna has the same moral and aesthetic merit as that of the Count and the Countess.

For now, No. 3 South Carolina and No. 4 Florida have assumed roles as contenders, shifting power in a conference compensating the same old merits.

Popular success is no random flick of the finger of fate, but the result of a combination of ability and acumen — which, however, isn't the same thing as aesthetic merit.