Sentence examples for previously lauded from inspiring English sources

The government's zero carbon homes initiative is in danger of being "devalued" say campaigners who have previously lauded the scheme as pioneering.

Mr Clarke had previously lauded the Bush administration's anti-terror policies before the attacks in off-the-record briefings, something he now dismisses as "a question of politics".

The Arsenal fans that had previously lauded him, spent the match giving him the bird and singing rude songs about his family.

In an interview with London radio station LBC the Mayor said that he was "not fussed about the start date" of the previously lauded 24-hour Tube system.

Previously lauded novelist Jay McInerney did not do much better with his new novel, The Last of the Savages, which seemed to disappear from view almost immediately upon publication.

Boris Johnson has been accused by the grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, the Conservative MP Sir Nicholas Soames, of "fundamentally dishonest gymnastics" for criticising a planned multibillion-pound trade deal between the US and the EU that he had previously lauded as "Churchillian" for its brilliance.

Ministers have previously been lauded for their commitment to renewable energy.

Schools about to be labelled as inadequate were previously being lauded as outstanding.

Cheng had previously been lauded by national media for his advocacy efforts.

The New York Times lauded Madonna, who previously played the part in 1988, as, "the axis on which the play turns an enigma within an enigma".

For detecting CDKN2A/ARF and CDK4 gene coding region sequence alterations, exons 1 α, 1 β and 2 of CDKN2A/ARF and exon 2 of CDK4 were screened by dHPLC (denaturing high performance liquid chromatography), by using PCR and dHPLC analysis conditions previously described (Laud et al, 2003).