Sentence examples for laudable effect from inspiring English sources

Of course, saying "sisters and brothers" has one obvious, laudable effect: it makes half the congregation feel included.

These efforts and others appear to be having a laudable effect, even in states like New Jersey, where two postal installations, in Hamilton and Princeton, have been contaminated.

Here and there, Just goes in for a kind of syntactical shortcut, presumably a side effect of his laudable economy of style, but one that creates grammatical ambiguities: "She began to describe her studies, utterly fascinating".

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

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.

Laudable as their underlying objective might be, the effect would be to put the FCC squarely into the internet content censoring business.

Their approach is laudable; however, it did not consider the defensive effect trust might have on slippery slope fears.

Several customers at Green Symphony, a fresh juice and natural food shop on West 43rd Street, said that while the intent of the ban was laudable, it could have ended up wreaking ill effects.

The goal of reducing off-target effects of the ZFNs/TALENs is a laudable one, and one that would significantly advance the field.

Since trace metals will accumulate in living organisms and cause acute effects, thus adding them as water quality parameters is laudable.

Lippmann et al. (2006) attempted to identify subtle deleterious effects in fine airborne particulate matter (FPM), which is laudable.