Sentence examples for may be commendable from inspiring English sources

The aspirations of women may be commendable individually, but it's not feminism.

Milburn's merit regime may be commendable, but it is not the answer to the evils of British elitism.

While esprit de corps may be commendable in certain circumstances, in others it must be a dubious virtue.

"So I'm left with thinking, how can I bear the burden of that in a way that doesn't hurt anybody, or even is creative, productive, contributing and participating helpfully in the lives of other people?" That may be commendable, but there's a glaring issue here: it's an orphanage.

But we believe that if one think at the outset about the diagonal transition by starting the smoothing process from those subbands of M and H whose counterparts are zero in L, the overall smoothing may still be commendable.

This may be a commendable life‑aim, but it does not make for a commendable novel.

Although importing math and science teachers from foreign countries may be a commendable quick fix to New York City's teacher shortage (news article, June 26), New York City and New York State need to invest in building an infrastructure that attracts the best prepared, best qualified and most committed professionals from our own schools.

If achieved, that would be commendable.

Taken together, adding cilostazol may be a safe and commendable antiplatelet regimen to reduce PCI-related clinical events.

A pharmacist from a small town, and it is hard not to suspect – and there may be something a little less commendable about this – who was encouraged to keep up the pursuit.

"That's why this campaign, however commendable its intentions may be, doesn't sit quite right.