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Meanings of merit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "worth"
Examples for "worth"
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The Lucky Numbers market is worth £25 million a year in Ireland.
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The deal is said to be worth around £8 million per year.
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If bailing, the team no longer needs five days' worth of water.
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Last year Italian police seized several billion euros' worth of 'Ndrangheta assets.
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However; it may be worth a few moments to think longer term.
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Water services assets book value is about 15 million euros, he said.
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Industry sources say these slots have a market value of £50 million.
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The work on view is also, by the way, extraordinarily good value.
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Tokio Marine, however, still leads the three companies combined in market value.
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This value judgment is questionable in many important circumstances in public health.
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Their survival skills are a virtue only up to a point, however.
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As virtue and wickedness consist not in passion, but in action; so
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In fact, he'd just lectured her on the virtue of taking responsibility.
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The virtue of the white race was necessarily involved in the institution.
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He had a tremendous access of violence and brutality and soldierly virtue.
Usage of merit in English
1
Reconciling the merit principle with greater political choice works for both sides.
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Several relevant issues are addressed including risk, scientific merit, and clinical application.
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Republican House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner said Obama's ideas merit consideration.
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Media Rights Capital in a statement said the lawsuit was without merit.
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In effect, it shut the field against simple merit; anyhow, discouraged it.
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It would merit a sentence of at least 20 years, he said.
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These shortcomings merit some form of state intervention -but how much?
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Permanent secretary appointments are made on merit following fair and open competition.
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The merit in them and the implied inferiority in ourselves is less.
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Some principals believe school enrolment policies merit greater attention, writes Seán Flynn.
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Prosecutors have said in court documents that Johnson's claims are without merit.
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However Auckland University economics professor Tim Hazeldine sees merit in the idea.
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Well, as you said yourself, his claim is not exactly without merit.
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The system was not restricted to cases considered weak or without merit.
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Quick Rx told Reuters it won the work on merit, not politics.
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Librarians, curators, collectors, historians, and independent and government researchers merit first mention.
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Translations for merit
Portuguese
Merit through the time
Merit across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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