Sentence examples for laudable result from inspiring English sources

The climate change policy which replaced the carbon tax, Direct Action, is yet to produce any laudable result, in fact land clearing in Queensland is set to wipe out a carbon emission saving which was made by Direct Action in the state.

This situation is the laudable result of the emphasis over the last two decades on financial discipline in the design of complex engineering systems.

This aftermarket performance has made technology the best performing IPO sector of 2016, a laudable result that is all-the-more-impressive given that the class of 2016 was headlined by niche players like Nutanix and Coupa Software rather than unicorns such as Uber or Airbnb.

That sounds like a laudable result.

There were some laudable results, like the United States Air Force Academy Chapel or the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale.

And while Jack Paglen's screenplay may lack the elegance of Christopher Nolan's Inception script (gaping plot holes and clunky dialogue litter the landscape), it shares with it a desire to dream large; to foreground Twilight Zone-style existential questions over the mundane exigencies of down-to-earth plotting, with occasionally risible but more often laudable results.

The paper aims to serve as reference for those faculty and students who wish to introduce similar HPC courses at their schools by making use of the best practices that helped us in providing better inputs to our students to attain laudable results.

The ambition is laudable, the results less so.

Second, she's clearly trying to address some of the controversies that arose during the first season, and while that's both understandable and laudable, the results are iffy.

Again, that might sound laudable, but the result has been a development framework that bypasses the preferences of the impoverished individuals who are the erstwhile beneficiaries, and favors instead the trade-offs and priorities that best satisfy U.N. officials and client governments.

A deep-seated sense of secrecy permeates auditions, a result of laudable efforts to eliminate bias and favoritism.