Sentence examples for was meritorious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Deserving of merit or commendation; deserving reward
- The policeman received the Award of Meritorious Service from his grateful department.
Hutton talks, people listen" - as if advice on any topic by a private company was meritorious.
The sampling adequacy was meritorious (Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measure: 0.85 and 0.84, respectively) and the factors explained a large part of the variance (cumulative percent: 78% and 75%, respectively).
We recruited 50 participants with depression (50%% male, 50%% female) and 100 participants without depression (28%% male, 72%% female).> -wrap-foot> Note: aNot significant Bartlett's test of sphericity was significant (p < .01) and the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measure of sampling adequacy for the MADRS-BM was 0.93, indicating that the sampling adequacy was meritorious [ 19].
It's not a sign that the case is meritorious".
Teri Mills's proposed solution for the current nurse shortage ("America's Nurse," Op-Ed, May 20) is meritorious but insufficient.
"We do not believe Ambac's claims are meritorious and intend to defend Bear vigorously," said Jennifer Zuccarelli, a JPMorgan spokeswoman.
The court of appeal held that they had no doubt that many of the claims were meritorious and would be successful if litigated.
DANIEL NEWSOME New York, March 8 , 2012To the Editor: Charles Murray's suggestions are meritorious on other grounds, but they will not likely narrow the class divide.
To do this, the report said, the team used "aggressive legal strategies" to "defeat and discourage lawsuits, even though diocesan officials knew they were meritorious".
To the Editor: I agree with Richard Moe, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, that saving and fixing up old houses is meritorious.
Though many of the suggestions expressed in these letters are meritorious and would most certainly improve the 12th-grade experience, it is doubtful that they can be expanded to incorporate all of the nation's 12th-graders.
