Sentence examples for admirable discipline from inspiring English sources
But in this market, what was once admirable discipline may now look like timidity.
He exercised admirable discipline over his hot temper, which he inherited from the Queen Mother.
Mr Warburton estimates that Chrysler has cut $7 billion of costs.All three firms are showing admirable discipline.
For all their technical polish and the admirable discipline of their casts, those films remain trapped in literariness.
The Bolshoi corps of Wilis had an admirable discipline, and yet the contrast between the second act and the first was deliberately muted.
In the secular cathedral of St David's Hall, the French conductor Laurence Equilbey presided over the forces of the BBC National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales with admirable discipline and flair.
Mr Richardson fared a little better, but was never really a factor in the race.Writing from California where the legislature, through admirable party discipline, missed the constitutional deadline for a budget by almost three months, I find myself wondering if state legislators are disqualifying state governors from higher office.
His rhetorical swift boat touched bottom mud a few times (boldly coming out in favor of motherhood, childhood and the sick, halt and lame, and against Enron), but generally he kept his engines revved with admirable Navy discipline and got us back to shore in 46 minutes.
In the budget for next year the deficit will come down again to 1.6%.This shows admirable self-discipline but leaves the government open to two big criticisms of its fiscal management: that it is not spending enough money, and that it is spending it on the wrong things.
Northeast Investors, with admirable self-discipline, has stayed clear of the excesses of the 2003 junk rally, which, in translation, means that it has woefully underperformed.
Employing a 4-5-1 formation with playmaker Adel Taarabt playing as a striker, the home side shut down the time and space the visitors had on the ball with admirable determination and discipline.
