Sentence examples for admirable strategy from inspiring English sources

Copeland understands that fame often fuels a backlash, and has employed an admirable strategy for dealing with online vitriol.

Having unions, in this case SEIU, represent home care workers is part of an admirable strategy of extending collective bargaining to workers who are publicly funded even if they do not work directly for the government.

Since then, the administration has put forward an admirable longer-term strategy for the global reduction of farm subsidies, but many people remain mistrustful of it.The other motive for America's wish to look a little greener is an indirect consequence of the terrorist attacks on September 11th last year.

The intention is admirable, but the strategy is flawed.

Her decision to rip up and start again on the sports participation strategy is admirable.

The strategy is admirable, but will succeed only if demand for the technology Lucent is betting on grows faster than the decline in its traditional businesses.

Fluorescent response of detection system toward four different anti-tumor drugs proved that this strategy had admirable selectivity.

Based on this target-triggered highly efficient DNA nanoassembly and DNAzyme-modulated double quenching mechanism, the proposed biosensing strategy showed admirable signal amplification capability.

Márquez, in a rare excursion beyond 140lb, knows the dangers of mixing it with a bigger opponent from his doomed catchweight contest against Floyd Mayweather Jr three years ago, and that admirable caution will inform his strategy again.

In the meeting, Tillerson showed admirable candor in admitting that the military strategy was far ahead of the diplomatic strategy in Syria.

This principle was extended into more delicate linguistic strategies such as 'convey X is admirable, interesting', which is then extended into three more refined strategies which are (1) 'Notice to Hearer (his interests, wants, needs, goods)', (2) 'Exaggerate (approval, interest, sympathy with Hearer), and (3) 'Intensify interest to Hearer'.