Sentence examples for would have merit from inspiring English sources

This argument would have merit if there was much evidence to support it.

The fear mongering would have merit, if only it were true.

If the loans were going to large and well-capitalized investment funds, whose overall capital base would back the repayment of the government loans, the plan would have merit of providing liquidity to the market for toxic assets.

Nevertheless, the above hypothesis by Zhang et al. would have merit to be published provided that it was revised along the following lines.

All respondents agreed that the CEM had been educational and that point of care evidence would have merit if expanded to other clinical conditions.

where in any other circumstances they would have merited little or no mention?

Typically, the assault conviction by itself would have merited parole by now, they noted.

The prolonged holdout by the rookie defenseman Mike Mottau would have merited serious consideration.

(Gray would have deserved a Best Director nomination, too, and Darius Khondji would have merited a nod for his cinematography).

Work that ordinarily would have merited a day sale seemed to pad out the more prestigious evening events.

Had West Indies lost it would have merited severe criticism for its ultra-defensive selection and tactics.