Sentence examples for laudable focus from inspiring English sources

"Throughout this campaign, Fred Thompson brought a laudable focus to the challenges confronting our country and the solutions necessary to meet them," Mr. Romney said in a statement.

While the wine list, once exclusively American, now has some European selections, its laudable focus is still on unusual grapes and blends from enterprising producers.

You'll notice that the menu is quite limited in range, but no kitchen is obliged to cater to all tastes, and one person's limited range is another's laudable focus.

It survived a bruising consolidation process among Chinese TV makers to emerge as one of the two leading groups, with an 18% market share.After attempts at diversification a common affliction among Chinese businessmen into white goods, computers and mobile phones (with mixed results), the Thomson deal suggests a laudable focus on the core business.

In spite of its laudable focus, however, the announcement still raises more questions than it answers.

Past arguments that this reflected a laudable long-term focus have been thoroughly gutted by two decades of deadweight stock prices.

CSR efforts in the business world are impressive and laudable, but the focus on CSR may have allowed companies to hide dubious ethics.

This appears laudable, but the focus on severe deprivation seems too extreme and tends also to unduly limit the meaning and contours of poverty.

Baxter broadens his scope to investigate campaigns against other destructive golf courses in Dubrovnik, Nevada and Long Island, which is laudable but muddles the focus.

Zandi argues that while it's "laudable" for lawmakers to focus on reining in government spending, the GOP's cuts are simply too much too soon.

The Clinton administration and its new representative at the United Nations, Richard Holbrooke, have embarked on a laudable month-long effort to focus the world's attention on the multiple overlapping crises in Africa.