Sentence examples for laudable enterprise from inspiring English sources
Instead, it examines the intellectual and political currents that let inflation rise from 1% in the early 1960s to nearly 15% in 1980 and then brought it down again.This is a laudable enterprise.
In this view, Year of Code is a laudable enterprise by wealthy corporate types who want to do good by injecting energy into an important national project – to prepare our schoolchildren for the computer-dominated world that they will inherit.
While one would never dream of advocating needlessly unpleasant bile, as long as the lark is carried off with enough panache and good humour it can be a laudable enterprise.
And George W Bush proclaimed that the US would work to expand "freedom in all the world", a laudable enterprise, no doubt, but one which, at least in Iraq and Afghanistan, has met with questionable success while costing a great deal in American lives and money.
Although wholly laudable, there's a whiff of charitable enterprise about the competition.
Mr Klaus's bold sale of state enterprises and his refusal to bail out unsound financial institutions with taxpayers' money are both highly laudable.
Sounds laudable and prudent.
The intention is laudable.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
