Sentence examples for that may merit from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron is well aware that the Queen's single line "early legislation will be introduced to provide for an in/out referendum" was the only onetoday that may merit a mention in the history books 100 years from now.

That means that if a child has an undiagnosed heart disorder that may merit sequencing of a gene, the parents could, for practical and cost reasons, agree to have their son or daughter's full genome sequenced.

Those rulings required a series of principled standards to separate murderers that may merit death sentences from murderers who would be punished by imprisonment.

Our project highlights these 100 orthologs as a subset of genes that may merit priority by laboratory mouse investigators for creation of knockout models.

Another comorbid condition that may merit discussion is Pica.

Overall, the pure MCS approach provides distinctive target suggestions that may merit attention.

"It is a proposal that may have merit.

"It is an interesting idea that may have merit," said Dr. Richard Rawlins, laboratory director for the Rush Centers for Advanced Reproductive Care in Chicago.

The same methodology can be applied to engineering new labs solvers that may return merit factors even closer to the conjectured asymptotic value of 12.3248.

Obama's critics say he doesn't have a strategy for dealing with the Middle East, a claim that may have merit.

Assigning 'clinician concern' a weight to form part of the overall aggregate score is an approach that may have merit.