Sentence examples for to be laudable from inspiring English sources

"McDonald's is trying to be laudable, but their position was based on marketing".

Selling off Cadbury and overseeing gas price rises might not seem to be laudable behaviour to you or me, yet he still gets a knighthood.

"We're not going to procreate as a couple and while the desire to demonstrate commitment might be laudable, the religious traditions that have accommodated same-sex couples have had to do some fairly major contortions," says Soroff.

Willingness to take chances may be laudable in some cases, but surely this level of risk is irresponsible.

This approach presents significant difficulties [4-7], and it would be laudable to build a simpler theoretical formalism for finding m L,BP in the DW of different domain configurations.

President Clinton's desire to "save" Social Security might be laudable too, but as Alan Greenspan has pointed out, his plan is based on shaky budget assumptions.

While the desire to be true to yourself is laudable, ethics primarily concerns the effects of our actions on others.

Efforts to bring Habre to justice are laudable, and it's particularly heartening that the case is being heard by a tribunal established by African nations operating under the concept of "universal jurisdiction," the same precept under which Belgium indicted him in 2005 on charges of crimes against humanity.

What Olbermann has done and continues to do is laudable, but please General Electric, allow him to "run rampant" on your Broadcast Network and make a much bigger impact.

That may well be laudable.

His commitment to hygiene is laudable.