laudable

I think it's laudable to try, even if you don't succeed. But if you don't try, you're guaranteed to not succeed.

It may be pragamatic, it may be just business, but it's hardly laudable.

His current laudable campaigns do nothing to detract from his past misdeeds, however. He was evil, now he's good.

And I think that is very laudable. Apparently some of her rhetoric was a bit off the mark as some people are dismissing her post as bitter.

He did a nice thing, and it's laudable to be a good person who helps people, whether or not it's the optimal way to spend your time.

While it appears profitable and is legal, it's hardly a laudable practice.

But it's not laudable. Likewise, with your dad, what's laudable is the result. What's not laudable is the process.

There are a great many things that, done out of personal choice by private citizens are laudable, but done en masse by a government body are offensive to me. Want to choose a religion as a private citizen?

I agree that it's laudable to try to invent an improved version of online ratings, but this article wasn't effective in convicing me that they've succeeded. Their argument that historgrams are just.

It's laudable, for sure, but I don't believe that F/OSS is cheaper. I'd like to see a real cost impact analysis that covers the entire program, from inception through to on-going operational management.

It's clear that the goals are extremely laudable -- to help a disadvantaged group gain experience. But this indeed asks the question, which as far as I can tell is completely unaddressed on their website: why create a group that excludes others by sex and race?

She is a success, insofar as she has a great support network, a laudable track record, and a press that wants her to speak her piece. The business going to pot means that it failed in its principal objective - but doesn't mean that it failed as a vehicle for those involved.

There are many amazing and laudable aspects to DF. Tarn has a physics background and in this regard the game is well thought out. It has unmatched emergent gameplay and behavior due to the physics and complexity of each dwarf.

To be misunderstood for long periods of time is laudable, but costly in terms of potentially irreplaceable goodwill.

Many of us who were not particularly affected by his actions think that they are particularly laudable for dictating to others how they should react. I don't know you, so I will refrain from painting a portrait of what I perceive you to be, based on your speech.

This is perhaps a negative blowback of Toady's very laudable vision to have each dwarf be independently simulated. However, an expert in parallel programming should be able to improve this a great deal.

This is an excellent, laudable act, and should be warmly welcomed. So, here is my response:- There is an element of truth to what Michael Hayden is saying, although his analysis of the situation is enormously telling, and reveals a lot about the culture that prevails in the corridors of power.

A particularly subtle and cunning piece of underhanded trickery, once the cards are on the table, is impressive and laudable. The real trick is to not be a dick about it; when you win, you need to learn to share your winnings, to communicate that it's just a game and it wasn't personal and you weren't trying to hurt the others.

Companies voluntarily improving workplace conditions seems like a laudable achievement of free society. In the epitaph of our civilization, maybe it'll say "but after all, you gotta give it to them: at least some of their corporations had offices that were actually sorta livable."

Here's what I'd like: I'd like instead for a discussion to take place on exactly what areas we can write code in that changes the world in a useful and laudable way. The medical imaging example is sort of interesting, because I've worked on hospital software before and the biggest challenge has nothing to do with writing code, it has to do with politics and money.

Not that ESR is not contradicting any of the following: * Alan Turing lived in a society generally intolerant of homosexuals * Anti-gay oppression is bad * Triumph over adversity is laudable To see where ESR is coming from, imagine that people knew Einstein as "a physicist whose persevered in the face of antisemitism". ESR might say, "Yes, yes, antisemitism, etc.