Sentence examples for a more laudable from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the chapter eloquently discusses how recent military surgical experiences have been brought into civilian centers at a more laudable pace than many, previous developments.

Our influence at home is as great or greater than the lawyers'; we are engaged in a more laudable pursuit, one that appeals to the sympathies and affections of the people, one that administers to the sick and afflicted, and one that the people will not allow to languish because the legal fraternity wish to fatten us for the slaughter.

Even earlier this year in England it was Clarke who was still suffering, first with the back condition which has troubled him since the age of 17 – making the 100th appearance an even more laudable achievement – and then with the pain of a 3-0 defeat.

Using SFI to greenwash business-as-usual logging is a distraction to the more laudable work that some environmentally responsible companies are doing.

Strengthening the EU's single market is its "chief defining policy", the team of contributors (whose CVs include many stints working for the World Bank and IMF) contends, losing an opportunity to advocate that it should be replaced with something more laudable like a quest for social justice.

PEOPLE have children for a variety of reasons, some more laudable than others.

Polls suggest he may be right: almost half of Britons, according to the latest by YouGov, support the notion that "Britain should look after itself, and leave poorer countries to sort themselves out".That there are not more of these curmudgeons is testament to one of Britain's more laudable features: a philanthropic concern for the world that has survived its shrinking global influence.

Return on equity in 1999 was a stellar 28.6% –all the more laudable in view of the company's conservative balance sheet.

On this day, does it somehow become more laudable to be a polygamist father?

She is correct — which makes it all the more laudable that Kenya, while it has a formal policy of encampment, also hosts thousands of refugees outside camps — some 80,000 in Nairobi.

A cynic might point out that Romney's intervention would be even more laudable if he hadn't interviewed, twice, for the job of Trump's Secretary of State.