Sentence examples for much commendation from inspiring English sources

All academics in British universities will immediately recognise that nothing they do as scholars and teachers wins anywhere near as much commendation and support from their university's "senior management team" (older readers may still refer to them as "administrators") as the securing of some kind of external funding.

In this vein there was much commendation of individual "super-foods", for example broccoli, capsicums and avocados, which were portrayed as the magic bullets of weight loss.

So much, in fact, that newspapers began to joke about 'Darcy fever.'" Commendation for the serial continued in the years following its original transmission.

GameSpy gave strong commendation to the system, stating that "The advancement system makes so much sense that it makes other games, even games set in the D&D world such as Baldur's Gate, look silly by comparison".

Obama did provide Snowden with a light commendation, saying "there's no doubt that Mr. Snowden's leaks triggered a much more rapid and passionate response than would have been the case if I had simply appointed this review board to go through — and I'd sat down with Congress and we had worked this thing through".

"The goal, as with any fund-raiser, is to raise as much money as possible," said Mr. Liu, who has been exceptionally generous with city commendations during his tenure.

Much of the credit for this decline can be taken by St Paul's itself, which last week won a commendation from the chief constable of Avon and Somerset - the first time an entire community has received such an award.

Special commendation: Zoe Telford, Greyhawk.

It read "Letter of Commendation".

"Perhaps it is rather fishing for Commendation.

The commendation was copied to all bishops.