Sentence examples for laudable progress from inspiring English sources

You have completed projects with spectacular results (or have at least made very laudable progress) and haven't heard an "attaboy" or "attagirl" in quite some time.

Never feeling appreciated: Let me guess: You have completed projects with spectacular results (or have at least made very laudable progress), but you haven't heard an "attaboy" or "attagirl" in quite some time.

Laudable progress has been made under the MDGs, which are set to expire next year.

Nonetheless, "the Church has made laudable progress in ecumenical dialogue with some liturgical Protestant denominations," said Ball.

A report released last week on the U.N. Millennium Development Goals indicated laudable progress in areas like education, access to safe drinking water, and infant and child mortality.

But while some laudable progress has been made, a decade on, many devastated areas are worse off now than they were when Hurricane Katrina hit back in August 2005.

Over all, Chrysler quality still trailed in Consumer Reports influential auto survey in 2010, although the magazine subsequently called Chrysler's pace of change under Fiat leadership "blistering" and its progress "laudable".

The progress is laudable, but it's important to put this comparative success in perspective.

This progress, albeit laudable, is insufficient to meet the Millennium Development Goals.

Whereas the progress is laudable, the absolute rates probably represent a fraction of all infant deaths.

In reaction to this relapsing trend, there is a view that Africa needs to improve on the laudable Abuja commitment and progress from "just 15%% to '15 % plus" by doubling per capita investment in health, and also more in crucial social determinants and pillars of health [ 21].