Sentence examples for winning plaudits from inspiring English sources

Another lead detection system winning plaudits is Echologics.

It was one of the first entrants into mobile banking, winning plaudits for its digital efforts.

Now he's seeking to cut a deal, and winning plaudits from Democrats.

The young Canadian writer is already winning plaudits in his own country.

But while the brigadier was winning plaudits within the UN, he was making enemies inside the Government of Sudan.

Lal Krishna Advani, India's home minister, is winning plaudits as the man reputed to have killed the draft.

Politically, the pressure from Mr Kim, though winning plaudits in Washington, is having perverse results, where it matters most.

Still, Jairo insisted on killing that bull before being treated, winning plaudits for bravery in Mexico City's bullfighting press.

S. C. Johnson readily admits that the move, in addition to winning plaudits from consumer groups, makes good business sense.

Also winning plaudits were the fork-tender beef with broccoli and the soothing moo goo gai pan.

Reception to the film has been mixed, but Delevingne's "striking debut" as a spirited English student, Melanie, is winning plaudits.