Sentence examples for which were merit from inspiring English sources

In last year's Six Nations we made six tries, three of which were merit of the maul and that is without counting the penalty goals that were due to the work of the pack, ruck and maul.

This Mother's Day, we'll spend $18 billion on flowers, dinners and spa treatments -- all of which is merited.

Fellowships, which are merit-based, and scholarships, which are need-based, are invaluable to our students as they pursue their degrees.

He said Wright pitched articles, mostly on the hacker collective Anonymous, which were commissioned on merit.

I've seen terrific theatrical releases with great artistic merit, which were filmed on an iPhone.

As can be seen from Figure 10, ZhuRamanan can handle yaw rotations even if trained on a different database, which is another merit of this algorithm.

(A neophyte president should question whether a peace Nobel is in any way compromising — apart from examining the merits, which were dubious).

So it proved again here, McInnes and his players booking a League Cup final place with a victory over Morton which was fully merited on the balance of play.

Many of the players simply struggled to believe they had done it - one final twist in a tournament full of surprises - but one which was hugely merited.

He receives a $14,000 Daemen Trustee Scholarship (which is a merit-based grant) and federal loans, bringing his actual tuition cost down to $6,728 for the 2015-16 academic year.

This opinion, which is widely held amongst physicians, merits two considerations, some of which were suggested by the focus groups.