Sentence examples for commendable time from inspiring English sources

Since the enactment of Title II, the FDIC, as the administrator of the Title II resolution process, has spent commendable time and resources developing the operational underpinnings of that process.

Chambers, 33, also pocketed 11 points with a commendable time of 10.07 but he never looked like overhauling 21-year-old Lemaitre, who improved his own French record by one-hundreth of a second.

While it's commendable that Times editors are making it easier to reach the staff by e-mail, one wonders why there are still so many impediments.

Many of these developments certainly seemed necessary and commendable at the time; some still do, though we look at this period now with a new, more critical, perspective.

The wide scope is in theory commendable, but at times "Luck of the Irish" feels overburdened and overwritten, and a trifle schematic.

These are just a handful of things recounted in Lesley M. M. Blume's whimsical new book, "Let's Bring Back: An Encyclopedia of Forgotten-Yet-Delightful, Chic, Useful, Curious, and Otherwise Commendable Things from Times Gone By".

But this commendable initiative will require time and substantial funds.

The Underwear Rule (PANTS) is highly commendable, and a long time coming in my view, but the message it also sends is that children have to protect themselves.

It was a commendable effort to save time, but it also was a violation of the rules, and it cost Hammond a two-stroke penalty.

It's a noble little speech, and all the more commendable because the last time I saw Dee he was being attacked with a brick.

"Red Bullet, coming off the Preakness win and having time off; Commendable, coming off the mile-and-a-half Belmont; and More Than Ready, coming off the Derby, all favored Albert.