Sentence examples for laudable cause from inspiring English sources

For a laudable cause?

It's a laudable cause; the Obama administration has continued (and in many cases exacerbated) the trend of the White House making the fourth estate's job incredibly difficult.

Yet worse still, in a way, is the prospect that in bidding to destroy the Isis menace in concert with the Assad regime, British forces could unintentionally end up fighting the very same Arab spring pro-democracy rebels whose laudable cause Cameron originally championed.

All laudable causes, but perhaps odd ones for the Northern Ireland Assembly's environment minister.

The major downside of her success is that she is asked to lend her voice to a lot of laudable causes that take her away from her writing.

It may be the plans of a minority, but they may diminish the laudable causes that brought you into existence.

Those obviously laudable causes fit with Bezos's image as being above partisan politics—he owns the liberal Washington Post, but his recently launched PAC supports military veterans running for office in both parties, as he noted in his statement.

"We all support peaceful protest, but it is completely unacceptable for parts of our city to be occupied and turned into no-go areas by vociferous minorities, however laudable each cause might be.

It's a laudable effort.

It is pursuing an aggressive anti-corruption drive which, though laudable in principle, has created uncertainty in the economy, causing a worrisome drop in investment.In any case the restoration of democracy looks far-off.

But it's imperative that we distinguish those comments from real and productive moral outrage and to acknowledge that even though anger as a character flaw is ignoble, anger in a moral cause is essential - and laudable.