Sentence examples for their meritocracy from inspiring English sources

Their social and educational policies are admirable, as is their meritocracy.

They were lured, though, by the buzz around tech start-ups, their meritocracies and get-rich-quick potential.

The high-achieving precincts of the United States she describes believe profoundly in their own meritocracy — that is the justification for their overweening personal wealth and power.

Sanders does not ask his supporters to place their trust in meritocracy, or capitalism, or even their own country, and this is part of what gives his movement its special intensity.

It is hard for such people to imagine that America is anything but a meritocracy: their lives are a perpetual competition.

At a time when the political elite will not stop talking about "meritocracy", their own ranks suggest that we are light years from even getting near it.

Our developers earned their stripes with meritocracy and have no more influence than a guy off the street working on his own," Diaz claimed.

"Tech luminaries who otherwise pride themselves on their dedication to meritocracy don't think twice about deriding the not-actually-old," writes Noam Scheiber for the New Republic in 2014.

Those without connections may have a hard time swallowing her promises to labor on their behalf, given that her path to the Senate seems to tread on their one ticket up: meritocracy.

By forgoing a broader view of disadvantage, colleges lost the ability to claim that their overriding goal was meritocracy.

Or maybe, after attending President Obama's inauguration, she had started to sense that this moment was not hers — that what people are really embracing, in the new president and his family, is the flat-out miracle of their rise through a meritocracy.