Sentence examples for to merits from inspiring English sources
noun
Something deserving positive recognition.
- His reward for his merit was a check for $50.
The affair referred to by you in behalf of your client has been checked analytically as to merits of applied technicalities therein in behalf of the party approach by you.
Han et al. [58] reported the optimized single SiNWs-AgNPs for surface-enhanced Raman scattering detection of pesticide residues (carbaryl) on the surface of a cucumber in regard to merits like a rapid response, easiness, elasticity, and increased resolution.
Finally, a comparison of the results of the implementations is made on the basis of realtime performance to lead to merits of systems design incorporating fast processing techniques for real-time applications.
Recently, a folded plate girder system has been promoted as a cost-effective alternative for the design and construction of bridge superstructures due to merits such as low cost and facilitation of accelerated bridge construction.
David Holt, the group's president, told The Huffington Post that the CEA didn't intend for the petition to be "specific to merits of any rate case" and instead it was about presenting "sensible, logical, balanced positions" on electricity.
To merit that, they need to do more.
To merit power, it must show more responsibility.
International posts should be filled according to merit.
But neither did quite enough to merit a victory.
Has Kenny Dalglish done enough to merit keeping his?
No holiday is too small to merit attention.
