Sentence examples for many commendable from inspiring English sources

It was doubtful whether his successor would furnish so many commendable tragedies.

The Bloomberg administration's plan for homeless services has many commendable strategies, but there are two serious flaws.

Redfish have many commendable traits for fly-fishers — they are plentiful, they often frequent shallow water close to shore, they are tenacious fighters, and they are very willing to take a fly.

NESTLED within the many commendable aspects of President Obama's health care plan — including the individual mandate — sits a problem that has gone virtually unnoticed by commentators obsessed with the Supreme Court's review of the law: how to pay for it.

In spite of the many commendable advantages, the 3D-core sandwich composite structures are prone to barely visible low-speed impact damages that may significantly jeopardize the safety and integrity of the structural assembly.

Although the first edition had many commendable features, there were significant drawbacks in terms of inconsistencies between chapters particularly relating to the breadth of information provided for different tumour types, varying styles and frequent omission of new therapies – particularly in Sections relating to breast cancer and lymphomas.

How many other commendable non-profits did the Pulitzer committee miss, and for how long, even, will InsideClimateNews exist in the public consciousness before descending again into the shadow of its better-funded, better-staffed and professionally-marketed rivals?

While there are many beautiful and commendable facets to present-day Israel, one thing I believe the state is getting wrong is in the style and substance of its domestic political system.

It was commendable that many people knew what was happening in Africa.

It's also worth being aware that many smaller companies with commendable ethical stances are owned by larger conglomerates that may be less animal-friendly.

Some countries, and many business organisations, made commendable commitments to advance the SE4All goals, which comprise delivering universal access to energy, doubling the rate of improvement in energy intensity (energy used per unit of output) and doubling the share of renewables in energy consumption by 2030.