Sentence examples for especially laudable from inspiring English sources
This is especially laudable because its economy grew by leaps and bounds during that period.
Especially laudable was the decision to perform the recitatives with few cuts.
Such blurring is especially laudable given the historical marginalization of avant-garde cinema in the United States.
Joking aside, what's especially laudable is the dimensionality writer Paul Roundell distributes among the characters and the convincing way it shows how violence and fear ultimately distort the morality of even essentially good people.
Throughout the country popular assemblies – or plenums – have been established, and an especially laudable example is the Tuzla plenum, which has become so significant that it is now in a position to make appointments to local government.
Henry M. Rivera, a former commission member who is now chairman of the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council, a lobby group, said today that the promulgation of the new rules was especially laudable since it showed that Mr. Kennard did not simply acquiesce in the face of the court ruling.
All of that is laudable, especially when the candidates say they would target tax breaks based on fairness and need, both of which have been largely ignored in Bush tax policy.
It seems to us that the DOE, especially under its laudable ARPA-E program, should be encouraged and directed to take the kind of early-stage risks that commercial funders even venture capital will not.
While the comprehensive approach taken by the authors to provide univariate and multivariate analyses of electrophysiological differences is laudable (especially the pharmacological/dynamic clamp manipulations to explore biophysical mechanisms of phenotypic changes), the novelty of this approach is a bit overblown here.
The network is a laudable effort; especially considering the age of its founder.
In a laudable move — especially for Sony, once the king of propriety accessories — there's no specific stylus required here.
