Sentence examples for through merits from inspiring English sources

What is wrong with self-perpetuation through merits?

Or acquire through merit; to bring about or cause deservedly.

Sony declined to comment on whether Princess Beatrice acquired her placement through merit.

You have to praise and savor when a woman can earn it through merit.

The evidence mounts that top state judges should be picked and appointed through merit selection, not elected.

According to Mr. Kaplan, Gates was a perpetual underdog who believed that men should advance in life through merit, not wealth.

But overall, they said, his approach to improving performance through merit pay seems better suited to a private school system.

After the Lees objected, the paper said its language "may have been understood by readers to infer that the younger Mr. Lee did not achieve his position through merit.

"It strengthened the system, reinvigorated its ideology — it is much easier to defend gains that appear to be earned through merit.

Growing profits at all three should allow them to give something back — perhaps through merit bonuses or a bigger share in future profits.

The rich persuade themselves that they acquired their wealth through merit, ignoring the advantages – such as education, inheritance and class – that may have helped to secure it.