Sentence examples for laudable attempt from inspiring English sources

It may simply be a result of inattention; an unhappy byproduct of an otherwise laudable attempt to simplify the curriculum.

It's a laudable attempt to combat what has in the past been seen by the authorities as an insurmountable problem.

"It is not uncommon for the more cynical among us to be overly rude to this particular species, in a laudable attempt not to appear obsequious," she observes.

First it was the £3.8bn Better Care Fund in June 2013, a laudable attempt to encourage clinical commissioning groups and councils to join up health and social care.

This laudable attempt to simplify welfare brings together support for the unemployed and the low-paid into a single benefit for the first time.

That was also the year in which James convened the Hampton Court Conference, gathering together mainstream Anglicans and crosspatch Puritans in a laudable attempt to find some liturgical common ground, while at the same time bolstering his own authority.

There were also arrangements of spirituals, and laudable attempts at soulful stylings.

Much recent evidence indicates that the mass media still tend, despite some laudable attempts to overcome gender bias, to reinforce conventional notions of masculinity.

Meanwhile, some of Mr Correa's more laudable attempts to assert the national interest face resistance as with the teachers, who oppose stricter evaluation.The president veers between social democracy and a more autocratic, radical brand of leftism.

Here, the main suspicion has to be that for all his natural courage, and laudable attempts to analyse his shortcomings and work to remove them, Hatton will be the man who in the end is offered the blindfold.

Despite this, tracks such as Showdown and Propane Nightmares, with its mariachi horns and pounding punk synths, are laudable attempts to appeal to both the rock and the rave crowds.