Sentence examples for equally laudable is from inspiring English sources

Equally laudable is the mayor's effort to use land-use and zoning regulations to move development in Newark away from the three-story, cookie- cutter homes that were thrown up with such haste in recent years.

This progress, albeit laudable, is insufficient to meet the Millennium Development Goals.

My response, though not laudable, was human.

This would be laudable were it not disingenuous.

But it is a public policy that copyright was not intended to serve, and it is worth noting that this can happen, and that not all the policies that are supported this way will be equally laudable.

Steely Dan's smooth, assured presence earlier in the night was equally laudable.

According to Claxton, all records, as long as they are verifiable, measurable, and breakable, are considered equally laudable (excepting such nonstarters as the dog with the fewest legs, the longest time staring at the sun, and an attempt, by a family in Hungary, to build the world's biggest wall of sausages).

As laudable as this is, it is not enough.

That laudable aim is probably not yet being achieved.

A victory against a laudable opponent is always more satisfying.

The intention is laudable.