Sentence examples for would earn praise from inspiring English sources

But by 1980, the program would earn praise from Baltimore's then-mayor, William Donald Schaefer.

The stylized mecha design that would later earn praise for Evangelion was initially criticized by certain toy companies as being too difficult to manufacture, with some expressing concern that models of the Evangelions "would never sell".

Despite knowing that any agreement with the Russians would earn broad praise, Reagan walked away, only to come back to the table later and secure a better deal.

For instance, at the beginning, Peter, then 7, would get a check mark every time he ignored more than two commands to do his homework, put away his toys or brush his teeth, but he would earn immediate praise if he got started.

Do these things and earn praise.

Who'd have thought that simply saying that you were generically opposed to anti-Semitic crimes would earn you gushing praise?

Would Bayreuth have earned praise from progressives?

The transistor was, one observer noted, "a basically new thing in the world" (other Bell Labs discoveries would earn the same astonished praise).

Although its consistency was thinner/runnier than most of us would have liked, it earned praise for its "pure hazelnut flavor," prompting one judge to rejoice, "ding ding ding". The mellow chocolate favor imparted by cocoa powder is a bit subdued, so chocoholics, keep that in mind.

A second fail would earn the sack.

And they would earn higher wages.