Sentence examples for but laudable from inspiring English sources

"What we're doing is not only above-board, but laudable," he said.

In these days of short-term reigns and so little loyalty, strange but laudable.

But, laudable as such improvements would be, they would not address the basic problem with Iraq's economy.

Which is also why I have a hard time seeing Mr. Feinberg's efforts as anything but laudable.

If there's some GOP support for trimming defence, it may at least allow realists within the Pentagon to continue to make more of the modest but laudable cuts they've made under Mr Gates.(Photo credit: AFP).

In the wake of alarming headlines, an obstacle course of cumbersome but laudable security precautions unrolls at airports, leading many of the earth's seven-billion-odd inhabitants to resolve to remain earthbound as much as possible.

But, however laudable, this last proposal is sure to send the Straight Talk Express head-on towards a lobbying group even fiercer than Big Pharma: America's tort lawyers.

But the laudable desire to keep their lives simple is creating something that is perhaps more worrisome than overscheduling: the Choreless Children of Westchester County.

But the laudable mission of internet.org could end up creating fast lanes for those deemed worthy by Mr Zuckerberg and his lieutenants.

These become the environments where it's not only appropriate but actually laudable to ask for help in getting better at one's job.

But converting laudable aspirations for high-quality, safe and compassionate care into clear goals appeared challenging.