Sentence examples for commendable one from inspiring English sources

While their post-prison lives appear to be commendable — one is studying for a degree in mechanical engineering at Ole Miss — their petition was reinforced by a letter from Bob Dunlap, a major donor to the Republican Party.

But there were enough golden moments to augment snatches of drama and controversy to make Nadal's 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 victory a commendable one, if not quite the wondrous spectacle the women's final provided 24 hours earlier.

Roy Hodgson's decision to start this match with Ross Barkley just behind Harry Kane was a hugely commendable one just for the sense of chucking out the chintz, the basic intrigue of seeing the England attack carried by a pair of mobile, coltish, 20-somethings.

At first glance you might think he has a point and that the ambition of abolishing youth unemployment is a commendable one.

At first sight you might think he has a point and that the ambition of abolishing youth unemployment is a commendable one.

Unlike the developed countries, the university-industry interaction is not a commendable one.

This outburst had been building inside Villas-Boas and the decision to speak honestly about his feelings was commendable on one level.

Why is publication bias so remarkably difficult to fix? It's because all actors in the research-publication system have reasons (not necessarily commendable ones) for preferring the present flawed system.

Rutherford has proved himself a commendable historian – one who is determined to illuminate the commonality of Homo sapiens.

Wilson's economic achievements are all the more commendable when one considers that, unlike Blair, his governments didn't benefit from North Sea oil revenues.

The agreement by the INDEPTH WHO-SAGE principal investigators to conduct the study with the understanding that the data would be speedily released is highly commendable, and one can predict that the dividends to the study will perhaps be greater than the INDEPTH team imagines.