Sentence examples similar to admirable deal from inspiring English sources
EarthLink's admirable deal-making hasn't been matched by the recent performance of its stock.
The effort is an admirable attempt to deal with a major problem in the Chinese capital, but it will not make a big difference without other, more significant interventions.
Having an admirable strength to deal with adversities in life, full of health problems, she managed to use her work and painting to transcend a life full of pain into creating her own unique universe.
Others think Attorney General Janet Reno showed admirable patience in dealing with a group of zealots using the boy as a pawn in its war with Fidel Castro.
And "they believe that we have a natural competitive streak that people are going to want to get back in the game".Second, one can look at America's admirable record of dealing with turmoil.
The Obama administration has demonstrated admirable cojones in dealing with Detroit.
Copeland understands that fame often fuels a backlash, and has employed an admirable strategy for dealing with online vitriol.
A great deal of admirable effort has gone into interviews with the dancers' parents and teachers in their hometowns.
Bayern have been palpably superior, and the loss of so many key players has been far too much for this admirable Chelsea side to deal with.
The intention of encouraging consumers to migrate to cheaper deals is admirable, but it is optimistic to believe that this will lead to lower overall costs rather than merely redistributing the same total billing charges over the same customers.
Which says a great deal about the admirable tolerance of the place – but probably less about your chances of walking along those timber-lined streets without bumping into someone who believes that the Earth was created in seven days – or that children are put in peril by plastic toys.
