Sentence examples for laudable achievements from inspiring English sources
On the minority/majority question, one of the most laudable achievements of liberal democracy is that it provides minorities with equal rights and protection against discrimination.
One of the president's laudable achievements has been to create a new language that makes it easier for the orthodox to swallow his democratic vision.Mr Karbaschi, like Mr Nuri only more so, is a victim of his own audacity: he flew boldly in the face of his conservative critics.
But let's forget about those laudable achievements for a moment and discuss his alluring, devil-may-care approach to life.
That by itself would be a laudable achievement.
Even with the rise of band reunions and the rock nostalgia industry, such a gap is a laudable achievement.
Thanks to its laudable achievement in sticking inflation expectations to the sticking place there is very little risk that aggressive monetary stimulus will lead to soaring inflation.
Given that Australia is both the world's biggest coal exporter and heavily reliant on coal for its electricity, this is a laudable achievement.
In the most surreal part of it, sounding for all the world like the C.E.O. of DHL, Obama described as a laudable achievement how "thousands of tons of equipment have been packed up and shipped out".
Even earlier this year in England it was Clarke who was still suffering, first with the back condition which has troubled him since the age of 17 – making the 100th appearance an even more laudable achievement – and then with the pain of a 3-0 defeat.
I figured out the ending about fifteen minutes into it, and although I admired the clever construction and willingness to allow the plot to simmer rather than boil over, I never understood why a series of static shots and a sleepwalking Bruce Willis constituted such a laudable achievement.
In fact, although transferring four-wheel technology to two wheels has been a laudable technological achievement, some experienced bikers question whether these advances are appropriate or necessary.
