Sentence examples for time merit from inspiring English sources

He identified Pervez Musharraf ("My distinct impression of him is he's basically a humble, modest man who lives a fairly Spartan life") and Nicolas Sarkozy (whose name he pronounced "Secorsi") as leaders who could, in time, merit inclusion in a sequel.

In addition to the R01 mechanism, NIH has used other mechanisms to provide multiyear support for discrete projects, including R29 First Independent Research Support and Transition (FIRS T awards for early career investigators and R37 Method to Extend Research in Time (MERIT) awards for highly productive scientists.

The NIEHS is pleased to announce that Raymond F. Burk, a professor of pathology and director of the Clinical Nutrition Research Unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and Gerd P. Pfeifer, a professor and chair of the Division of Biology at the City of Hope Beckman Research Institute, have each received an award under the Method to Extend Research in Time (MERIT) Award Program.

Whether Atkinson's behaviour at the time merited this response will be another key part of the inquiry.

Leaving aside their deaths and treatment here specifically, that we'd house lions, tigers and other large animals within roaming distance of a Swatch shop at any time merits questioning, never mind that we do it all over the world, in almost every city, attracting 175 million visitors per year.

Leaving aside their deaths and treatment here specifically, that we'd house lions, tigers, and other large animals within roaming distance of a Swatch shop at any time merits questioning, never mind that we do it all over the world, in almost every city, attracting 175 million visitors per year.

Congratulations to him, for earning his "Beefing with the Times" merit badge, a GOP tradition.

The angst of a grandmother who had seen An Ideal Husband three times merited relief, so I showed her the boarding pass.

The destruction of Germany, be it 100 times merited, is one of the most appalling world-catastrophes.

Here was a way to address that reality, while, at the same time, rewarding merit, ambition, and hard work.

But over time the merit system would offer an even greater number of new green cards, particularly for highly skilled foreigners and for low-wage laborers.