Sentence examples for than merits from inspiring English sources
As with many places where culinary cultures clash, Mae Hong Son's distinctive local cuisine more than merits a trek.
"She more than merits a full-scale biography," Berg says at the start of his author's note (as if she hadn't already been the subject of a dozen or so).
Yet such are the precision and the poise wielded elsewhere by the director, Michaël R. Roskam, that, in the end, he more than merits the benefit of the doubt, as well as the Oscar nomination that "Bullhead" has received for Best Foreign-Language Film.
That is the thing about Magic Weekend; just when you think it has run its course or gone stale, there is a moment of drama or the excitement of a new venue that makes you realise the annual two-day festival of rugby league more than merits its place on the calendar.
This game feels now in this re-released format like something that could've been released as brand new IP, with a rewarding experience that more than merits its remake-aligned $50 price point.
The promotion was more about circumstance than merit.
Getting ahead has depended on political loyalty rather than merit.
He staffed the government, the bureaucracy and the armed forces according to loyalty rather than merit.
Positions in the bureaucracy are awarded on the basis of family or sectarian allegiance rather than merit.
"There has always been greater faith than merited in the ability of antitrust laws to affect monopolization," he said.
