Sentence examples for particularly commended from inspiring English sources

Academics are being incentivised to actively produce research that is firmly couched in practice and impact, and the ESRC needs to be particularly commended for pioneering this in the UK.

The author of such classics as "From Youth Into Manhood," he wrote with a winning frankness ("Turning our attention now to the testicles... .....), and had been particularly commended for his forgiving attitude toward the nocturnal emission ("It is a perfectly natural experience that results in no loss of vitality, only a slight depletion of material").

The author of such classics as "From Youth Into Manhood," he wrote with a winning frankness ("Turning our attention now to the testicles... .), and had been particularly commended for his forgiving attitude toward the nocturnal emission ("It is a perfectly natural experience that results in no loss of vitality, only a slight depletion of material").

For example, the late David Broder urged President Obama to "do a Cameron"; he particularly commended Mr. Cameron for "brushing aside the warnings of economists that the sudden, severe medicine could cut short Britain's economic recovery and throw the nation back into recession".

Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's chief economist, must be particularly commended: one recent speech alone included charts of labour productivity since 1750; the average real wage of unskilled construction workers since 1270; and the likelihood that different classes of worker are at risk of being replaced by robots.

HWs particularly commended supervisory practices such as supervisor support, recognition and appreciation, fairness in performance, communication and feedback [ 45, 50- 59, 59, 62, 66].

GameSpot put the real-time land battles as "enjoyable to command and enjoyable to watch", particularly commending the amount of detail in each model and animation for every soldier, points carried in several other reviews.

Generally, critics reviewed the pilot positively, particularly commending its treatment of current social issues; however, some critics found the show's introduction of these issues to be forced and inauthentic.

At the same time, he gave an interview in which he was careful to "particularly commend" Trump for "giving voice to the frustration of millions of working Americans with the lack of progress in Washington, D.C".

Because of its relative abundance of fruit-growing and hop gardens, Kent is traditionally known as "The Garden of England" – particularly when commending the county or its produce, although other counties have tried to claim the title.

But the actors are to be commended, particularly White.