Sentence examples for true meritocracy from inspiring English sources

And what is a true meritocracy?

— I just wish that it had been a true meritocracy.

This is another thing I really, really value: being a true meritocracy.

This can be interpreted as a true meritocracy where the best talent prevails.

"We have come closer to a true meritocracy than anywhere else around the world," he said.

In this true meritocracy, you will forever be encountering new situations, new difficulties, new solutions, and above all new people.

But his daughter says his construction sites are "true meritocracies".

The get fed up of being perceived as less technically competent and don't see their workplaces as true meritocracies, notes a 2009 Anita Borg report, Climbing the Technical Ladder.

"When run properly, construction sites are true meritocracies," as well as "incredible melting pots," in which people work together "towards a single mission"—miniature idealized Americas, in other words.

Startups, on the other hand, "can't find enough bodies," and they're often run like true meritocracies.

Although studies on in-group favoritism have debunked the existence of true meritocracies, this widespread belief remains problematic for women; the subtext being that they are not represented because they are not as intelligent.