Sentence examples for admirable start from inspiring English sources

But it is an admirable start.

How does he respond to the charge levelled by some that, despite good intentions and an admirable start, Potami doesn't have a coherent and sound ideological basis?

The research is an "admirable start," says Robert Sataloff, a professor and the chairman of the ear, nose, and throat department at Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who wasn't involved in the research.

Shuttering Guantanamo Bay is an admirable start.

But Susan Cooper, for all her troubles, is admirable from start to finish — sad but sympathetic, evoking compassion but no fear, tenderness but no resistance.

Many companies have made admirable changes to start honestly fighting for user privacy rights, rather than just uttering platitudes meant to satisfy PR obligations.

But they showed admirable resolve from start to finish, despite losing stand-off Lee Gaskell in the opening moments, setting the tone as they penned Wakefield back with a string of early penalties allowing them to dominate possession.

An admirable goal, but OLPC started with the assumption that every person needed a laptop and designed a way to make it happen.

This week's attack on Serbia may be the start of an admirable new trend to restrain thugs and despots, though that does not look terribly likely.

Anthropomorphizing aside, the hotel does have many admirable qualities: low prices (rooms start at $89), eco-friendly touches and a philanthropic streak.

That's an admirable aim, but Citigroup could start by catching up with other big banks and releasing how much capital it has supporting its investment banking unit, called securities and banking.