Sentence examples for saw its merit from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately, Teller saw its merit, but noted that soft X-rays from the fission bomb would compress the thermonuclear fuel more strongly than mechanical shock and suggested ways to enhance this effect.

The name caught on with the marketing department, though not everyone saw its merits at first.

Now, you just put up a campaign with a well-made video on Indiegogo or Kickstarter and hope that the crowd is wise enough to see its merit.

In reply to the second question by Dr. Masson: although we see its merit, we did not do the suggested experiment with the suppressed RPN12a gene.

Bordeaux was quick to see its merits.

Western bankers see its merits too: HSBC's Mr Geoghegan, a veteran of banking in Latin America, the Middle East and Asia, reckons that a healthy combination of foreign and local firms leaves foreign banks politically less exposed.Control freaksThe problem for state banks is that they need to find a way of raising capital without diluting the government's holding.

"OK, I can see its merits if staff reductions are to be made in a significant way and for shoplifting prevention.

And yet I am not so opposed to capitalism that I have failed to see its relative merits" (Papers 6 123; 125).

Walsh, meanwhile, concedes that he had not heard Richman's song before Linehan introduced him to it, but he needed little persuading to see both its merit and its perfection for official state rock song.

However, even on this day our mourning is profoundly optimistic by nature, for our tradition also teaches that this is the very day on which redemption comes to the world - that is, by facing the full devastation of the brokenness, we merit to see its healing.

In its most recent policy meeting, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee said it saw "merit" in extending the scheme, as an alternative to an expansion of quantitative easing.