Sentence examples for laudable concern from inspiring English sources

Yes, retirees have, through a laudable concern with safety, enabled the banks to obtain cheap money at the expense of not only the elderly but also of those who are starting their nest eggs.

In a twenty-five-cent pamphlet, "History as a Literary Art: An Appeal to Young Historians," printed in 1946, Morison complained, "American historians, in their eagerness to present facts and their laudable concern to tell the truth, have neglected the literary aspects of their craft.

Let's posit that these massive reforms are motivated by the laudable social concern that high-risk individuals can't afford health insurance in a voluntary market.

While the desire to be true to yourself is laudable, ethics primarily concerns the effects of our actions on others.

Polls suggest he may be right: almost half of Britons, according to the latest by YouGov, support the notion that "Britain should look after itself, and leave poorer countries to sort themselves out".That there are not more of these curmudgeons is testament to one of Britain's more laudable features: a philanthropic concern for the world that has survived its shrinking global influence.

But on July 1st a food-labelling law came into effect with the usual laudable motivations better information and concern about tainted products from China and the usual unintended consequences.

Matthew Maguire's play — about two couples, all biologists, tackling a SARS outbreak in the South while struggling to resolve their relationships — gets bogged down in its multiple, diffuse concerns, despite its laudable attempt at humanizing professionals in scientific fields (1 30).

But his record on whistle-blower protection, another key area of concern, has been less laudable.

The city's efforts in this area are laudable, but they seem ultimately more concerned about reducing graffiti than promoting street art as a form of creative expression.

Although Hammond and Brooks's concern for disaster response workers is laudable, their enthusiasm for CISD as an unvalidated intervention is misplaced.

The goals of the Affordable Care Act are laudable.