Sentence examples for commendable course from inspiring English sources
So while Europe could give China what it wants — and it has flexed the "market" definition before, for Russia — it's hardly a commendable course.
Britain's chancellor, George Osborne, is part-way through a commendable course of austerity that aims to eradicate the structural budget deficit, currently 3.6% of GDP, and start lowering the debt-to-GDP ratio by 2017-18.
Noting that the commendable course of action would of course be to stay put, Ralph Stein, a professor at Pace Law School, pointed out that in the absence of witnesses it could make practical sense to flee a one-car accident if you were drunk.
It is commendable of course to be open about a mood disorder, but the revelation looses some of its valor when unveiled at the most opportune moment for publicizing a new talk show.
It is of course commendable that a filmmaker archive the memories of veterans who will not be around much longer to tell their stories.
The wish to find a more effective way of decreasing opposition to the teaching of evolution is, of course, commendable.
The essence of this phrase is, of course, commendable, as is the entire body positive movement.
All very commendable in Tinseltown, of course, where talk is cheap, and press releases are so intimate.
Resolving to stay the course is commendable, but having a strategy for what to do next is better.
And, all things considered, he doesn't sound boastful, he sounds about right: In a rather paradoxical way, through its sheer existence and of course through its commendable work in favor of the Santorini community, throughout the year, Atlantis manages to be both an actual pole of attraction and a balancing force to the touristy character of the place.
Despite the challenges, these students have adopted commendable coping strategies and progressed through the course largely due to their high sense of responsibility towards their family, their focus on the goal of graduating as medical doctors and their support networks.
