Sentence examples for size merits from inspiring English sources

The idea was first raised in a brief conversation between the two men at a private dinner at Mittal's home on Jan . 13but was dismissed by Dollé, who was subsequently reported to say, "I think a deal of this size merits more than four minutes after the aperitif".

Mr. Ingolfsson's task is to rotate 10 seats among 29 nations for 20 years, based on the size, merit and history of the countries.

Kennedy said there were many teachers who "strongly disagree" with their union's position on issues such as classroom size, merit pay and tenure.

In times of high inflation, it is relatively easy to relate significant amounts of pay to performance simply by varying the size "merit" increases.

However, it has gained more notoriety than its size would merit by targeting prominent victims, notably Cecilia Cubas, the daughter of a former president who was kidnapped and murdered in 2004.

The effect size of MERIT is not known.

To identify genetic variants with smaller and protective effects on human lifespan, a meta-GWAS for longevity with a larger sample size is merited.

(The corporation did conduct an internal study of the video game industry in 2007 but concluded "that its small size didn't merit investment," according to the report).

In some ways, the force of Saakashvili's personality has elevated his country's status beyond what its size would usually merit.

If Brazil is to become the modern, developed country it is striving toward, it is hard to argue that population centers of this size do not merit modern, large-scale sporting arenas.

Georgia has in recent years taken on a prominence far greater than its small size would otherwise merit, in large part because under Mr. Saakashvili, it had been considered a model for countries trying to shed decades of despotism and decay.