Sentence examples for admirable development from inspiring English sources

That's an admirable development, and it did result in his findings being immediately opened up to informed criticism.

Governor Bush, in subsequent interviews, repeated the verb; he evidently felt that being steeled is an admirable development in a candidate.

As the beginning of a system of copyright, this procedure was an admirable development; but the grip that the company obtained and its self-interested subservience to authority were to stunt the free growth of the English book trade for the next 100 years.

Even more important, Interior has held extensive talks with the states, big utilities and the environmental community and has drawn up an admirable blueprint for development in carefully chosen solar "zones" in six Western states, where projects can proceed with minimal impact on wildlife.

Pennsauken officials insist that Cherokee Investment Partners, the firm selected to design and build the project, has an admirable track record of development in environmentally sensitive areas.

While his development ambitions seem admirable, there is scientific evidence to suggest that the proposed road would negatively impact the migration.

These developments are doubly admirable because they happened so steadily and so quietly, outside the usual disfiguring frame of partisan politics.

Exploring various interests to enhance our personal development is generally considered admirable.

At this point, most Maritimers would agree that local opposition to shale gas development has done an admirable job in repulsing industrial designs on hydraulic fracturing in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

It is highly admirable that many researches had focused on the development of acids which can be applied in high-temperature reservoirs.

"Sun has done an admirable job with releasing code, but Sun's history in open development efforts with the free software community has been abysmal.