Sentence examples for whatever the merits from inspiring English sources

Whatever the merits of this argument, three things seem clear.

Whatever the merits, Lenta still seems a prize.

Whatever the merits of that suggestion in 1967, it has absolutely no force at this time.

Whatever the merits of these policies, the "Washington consensus", as he called it, proved badly named.

Their last "360˚" jaunt grossed $736m, whatever the merits of the accompanying album.

Whatever the merits of Udall's tactics, they don't appear to be working.

Whatever the merits, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) has embraced the concept.

Whatever the merits of the case, it bears noting that Crivelli's "St.

Whatever the merits of this onslaught, it seems to be working.

Whatever the merits of these programs, they are outweighed by the damage being done.

Whatever the merits of his cases, Mr Kinsky is an inconvenient litigant.