Sentence examples for admirable care from inspiring English sources

(Four bombs that went off in Pune last year failed to claim any lives).Bombers have failed to radicalise more than a tiny minority, while the Indian press and politicians of all stripes take admirable care to call for communal calm.

The authors compiled it with admirable care, but the data set can at best be categorized as medium quality, given that variability between laboratories limits the reproducibility of the underlying assay to only about 85%[266, 27].

It's admirable to care about the heartbeat of an unborn child.

One owner defended the care of the horses, saying most stables showed admirable concern for their animals.

But he doesn't do much more than preserve and transmit the dances — with admirable skill and care and a slightly heavy-handed wit.

The filmmakers explicate Mr. Roth's themes with admirable clarity and care and observe his characters with delicate fondness, but they cannot hope to approximate the brilliance and rapacity of his voice, which holds all the novel's disparate elements together.

The high educational level and collective values of the Japanese are said to be behind this admirable level of care for the other.

Catholic hospitals, which boast a long and admirable history of caring for the seriously ill and indigent in the United States, have for many years finessed the challenges of serving two disparate and often incompatible masters.

Many of the new laws that have been passed in both Europe and America have admirable aims: better health care, cleaner air, less discrimination against minorities.

The care bill has admirable intentions.

DCYF finances many admirable programs, like after-school care and tutoring for aspiring writers at Dave Eggers's 826 Valencia organization.