Sentence examples for Really lauds from inspiring English sources

Yet a lengthy note, an essay really, lauds the two strategies of "first mover advantage" and "get big fast" -- in great vogue before the Internet bubble burst -- as "well argued and persuasive" in the right circumstances, before going on to observe that the right circumstances come up "far less frequently than is generally assumed".

But no one really lauds the work done on the save load system, or collision detection.

Baylor sociologist Rodney Stark's (research study) 'What Americans Really Believe' lauds the strengths of megachurches as compared to small churches.

Should we really be lauding someone for wanting benefits for himself that he's not willing to afford the American people?

The program can't even really be lauded as much of a benefit for low-income families.

Would people really stand up to laud their achievements?

In contrast to tough times in Europe, Cook lauded a "really phenomenal" quarter in China during the Q4 earnings call, with full year revenue $22.8bn — up over $10bn year-on-year year-on-year year-on-year

While the service has been doing some upgrades to its services in particularly bad cities (San Francisco and New York), I think it's all too easy to forget that we really shouldn't be lauding them for that — it's their job to provide us with service, and we're paying them very well for that.

Mary cheekily lauds Obama "for showing who he really is rather than who he isn't, which is a centrist".

Squandered leads were something of a theme today and Torquay really are suffering from the curse of being lauded on the Football League blog.

Airbnb has long lauded their ability to give guests really unique vacation experiences that go beyond just staying in bland and forgettable hotel rooms.