Sentence examples for which were hailed from inspiring English sources

Efforts have been made to try and improve conditions in the north Aral sea, which were hailed as a partial success.

The queen was given a cameo (in a James Bond spoof) at the spectacular opening ceremony of the London Olympics, which were hailed as a great success.

The prince had been booked in to find out how the area had recovered since the floods of 2012, which were hailed at the time as a "once-in-100-years" event.

During the war, despite Jerry's absence in India, the two produced three papers which were hailed by the social medicine pioneer John Ryle as the "first example of a practical social medicine".

The vacating of the 2011 convictions, which were hailed by the city's officials and by Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr., was another setback for a wide-ranging federal campaign to reform the New Orleans Police Department and hold some of its officers accountable for past abuse.

The 40-year rule of Senegal's Socialist Party came to a peaceful end in elections in 2000, which were hailed as a rare democratic power transfer on a continent plagued by coups, conflict and election fraud.

Despite this diplomatic success, which was hailed by many Germans, Rathenau was increasingly reviled at home.

In 1980, Marilynne Robinson published her first novel, Housekeeping, which was hailed as an instant classic.

Outside experts oversaw last year's auction of mobile-telecoms licences, which was hailed as a model of openness and fairness.

His successor, Brigham Young, leads tens of thousands across treacherous terrain to reach Utah, which is hailed as Zion restored.

This lean document, which was hailed as a "child poverty strategy", concentrates on proposals to promote parental employment.