Sentence examples for the technical merits from inspiring English sources

Simply on the technical merits of the case, the intelligence community's performance, while far from superb, was hardly as bad as the senators assert.

(Though I have no basis to judge the technical merits, a more qualified companion assured me that the dancing was as refined as the orchestra and chorus).

Even those very sophisticated about technology acknowledge that the complexity of modern software leaves them generally unable to judge the technical merits of competing products.

But, whatever the technical merits of the speech, Miliband's main obstacle in delivering a blockbuster speech was that Labour's commitment to austerity means he is very limited in the policy proposals he can make.

As a result the 2012 census had the largest coverage in Chilean history: 98.34% of households.Chile has a tradition of discussing the technical merits of its statistical data and their shortcomings, which leads to continuous methodological improvement.

At the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing at which Mr. Dingell spoke last week, Representative John Shimkus, Republican of Illinois, asked Mr. Jaczko why he had suspended the commission's work on judging the technical merits of the repository.

What was eye-catching was not the technical merit, however, but the power of Lydiate's leg drive going into the tackle.

DJs are "fucking cunts … I don't see the technical merit in playing two songs at the same speed together … it bores me to fucking tears".

The group should include leading experts in the most current scientific knowledge relevant to stem cell research who can evaluate the technical merit of any proposed research on human embryonic stem cells.

The panel also called for the creation of a national advisory committee of researchers, ethicists and others to "evaluate the technical merit" of any proposed human embryonic stem cell studies, and then approve or reject the work.

The match was watched by millions worldwide, one suspects as much for the spectacle as the technical merit, but not in every pub in Glasgow as the JD Wetherspoons chain and others chose not to screen it, while elsewhere staff were advised to clear tables promptly to avoid leaving glass within grabbing reach.