Sentence examples for seeing the merit from inspiring English sources
Rick Westerman, media analyst at UBS Securities, thinks The Street is slowly seeing the merit in Cox's plan to offer digital TV, high-speed Internet access and telephone services over one wire.
Galland, valuing comradeship and seeing the merit in Hartmann's request, cancelled the transfer to the jet squadron and rescinded the order that had taken him off combat operations.
Seeing the merit in evaluation and tracking success often means sharing stories of what works so that others might tweak their strategies to get the greatest impact.
Their embattled national governments are seeing the merits in contracting out security.
It is these doctors' "crust of hubris," he argues, that prevents them from seeing the merits of new algorithms.
Only a failure to look beyond the short term prevents it from seeing the merits of upholding the rules.Yet Russia's recent behaviour suggests it is more interested in point-scoring than in helping shape the world.
Meanwhile, companies are seeing the merits of the technology; Mozilla's recently launched Firefox 34, 35 and 36 feature an in-browser WebRTC client, Firefox Hello.
So I began recommending canned food, and I very quickly began seeing the merits of leaving behind dry food.
"I don't see the merit in that.
He had the sort of acute and penetrating eye that quickly saw the merit of things.
Sunseeker's financial backers also see the merit of its extra investment.
