Sentence examples for any laudable from inspiring English sources
The climate change policy which replaced the carbon tax, Direct Action, is yet to produce any laudable result, in fact land clearing in Queensland is set to wipe out a carbon emission saving which was made by Direct Action in the state.
We are sure we missed some good ones and all readers are invited to suggest any laudable efforts to define centrism in the comments below, but to start off the discussion, we decided to put the following thoughts together.
Some unforeseen consequence of one of our powerful new technologies -- synthetic biology, some single-minded form of artificial intelligence or something else -- might manage to wipe us out, long before any laudable silicon descendant takes intelligence to the stars.
But that doesn't make it any less laudable.
"We are in business to make money, like everybody else," he said with just a touch too much gruffness, as if unwilling to admit any ulterior, laudable motive.
While conserving any remnant patches is a laudable goal, in many instances, the amount of patches, in terms of actual area, that a developer will conserve is limited.
But I also see it driven by a laudable profit motive, not by any need of Germany to pander to its Muslim lobby.
While a laudable effort, the forcible lowering of prison crowding by any means necessary has far reaching consequences -- particularly on front line law enforcement.
One key action item, for instance, directs that any measures addressing technology and privacy be guided by constitutional law - a laudable goal, if an obvious one.
