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merit sentence examples

  • Merit further consideration, says ofcom.
  • All sites are visited by the case officer in order to assess the merits of the proposals.
  • Relative merits of how good the the uk register.
  • Merit indices for thermal fatigue are derived.
  • Nearly all the town is within designated conservation areas and many buildings are of townscape merit.
  • Merit of simplicity in method and results.
  • Merit more detailed attention.
  • Much time and print is dedicated to discussing the relative merits of each method, but are we running before we can walk?
  • I think he should get a '10 ' for artistic merit.
  • Merit badge.
  • Merit inclusion in ' marketwatch ' ?
  • None of the projects seem to argue the merits of this approach.
  • Many fertile ideas reach this group, but there are others which for reason other than intrinsic merit, do not.
  • Merit award.
  • Obviously, not all hedge schoolmaster lyrics possess equal merit as poetry.
  • Adaptive re-use has in this case rescued a building of great historical and architectural merit from the brink of disaster.
  • Or weighing the merits of the coffee whitener used at mcdonald's vs. that used at burger king?
  • The term " literary " does not imply any literary merit.
  • As the nicaraguan conflict spread, hondurans were left to ponder the merits of the deal the armed forces had brokered.
  • But the most heated discussion among members of parliament was not the respective merits of michael martin or gwyneth dunwoody.

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