Sentence examples similar to this has considerable merit from inspiring English sources

This argument has considerable merit.

This arrangement has considerable merit, since the coupling together of three or four manuals with tracker action results in a very heavy touch.

This approach has considerable merit as forest managers generally have access to GIS and a number of potentially useful predictive variables.

This approach has considerable merit as forest managers generally have access to GIS and can use these layers to understand the future yields of their resource.

Because objectivity is one of science's most important goals, this concern has considerable merit.

This strategy has a variety of names and in principle has considerable merit; but for the same reason that two glasses of wine a day should not be confused with two bottles a day, prudence should be the hallmark here.

His alternative approach to reconnecting soldiers and society — waging war on a pay-as-you-go basis — has considerable merit.

The Solicitor General does not dispute that Hohn's claim has considerable merit and acknowledges that the trial court committed an error of constitutional magnitude.

His big idea, that Britain's surpassing problem is rising inequality, exacerbated by too many unproductive jobs, also has considerable merit.

The concept of stimulating the housing market, within reason, as a way of boosting what was a moribund economy has considerable merit.

Though this may not be the only plausible reading of these passages (see, e.g., Bricke 1980, Flagge 1982, 1991, Backhaus 1991) the case for counting Hume as an early neutral monist has considerable merit.