Sentence examples for though commendable from inspiring English sources

And the Metropolitan police efforts, though commendable, must go further.

Unfortunately these steps, though commendable, do not go far enough to force the worst employers to take OSHA regulations seriously.

Though commendable, your article on teen suicide ("Working to Stop Suicides of Teenagers," July 30) is remiss in failing to address the issue of homosexuality.

However, these efforts, though commendable, are not part of my discussion.

Though commendable considering the clime of the day, their erroneous discoveries were unquestionably surpassed by Galen a millennium before.

Even though commendable progresses have been made in availing the necessary inputs and personnel, sub-optimal quality BEmONC services continues to prevail in Addis Ababa mainly due to poor providers' competency, which should be a matter of urgent consideration.

Critics say such wide-ranging actions--though commendable--might not come in time to save fish stocks already in peril.

Over time, though, these commendable calls to non-violence are drowned out by the tide of chaos and bloodshed that overtakes the demonstrations when the government attacks.

Commendable, though, withstood late challenges from three well-regarded closers: Aptitude, who ran second in the Derby; Unshaded, who skipped both the Derby and the Preakness; and Wheelaway, who ran fifth in the Derby but skipped the Preakness.

A superstar talent doing a pop-up show in the middle of the night, though a commendable idea, turned out to be logistical nightmare that was over before it began as thousands of fans packed the street.  .

Though Barwin posted a commendable 11.5 sacks last season and was a constant nuisance in the backfield, the Texans may hope to one day turn his premium role over to Whitney Mercilus, whom Smith used a first-round pick to acquire.