Sentence examples for an 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.

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.

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.

Barney Ronay is at The Kia Oval for Surrey-Glamorgan, which among other things sees the start of an admirable new initiative by Surrey who will be offering a guest real ale and speciality pie from the territory of their opponents for every Championship fixture this season.

It was the start of an admirable run, as J2 has turned in seven profitable quarters since.

KG: And what we fought for and ultimately kept was the idea of not such an admirable character, at least to start out with.

Education is so squeezed by "bias and sensitivity panels," Ravitch argues in this persuasive study, that what started as an admirable attempt to balance instruction has evolved into censorship.

And if Mr Cameron promises British voters concessions he cannot deliver, he risks not just exacerbating anti-EU feeling, but also cornering himself into a position from which he has to campaign for withdrawal from the union.Mr Cameron started with an admirable reform agenda, which would help the whole EU.