"The industry's focus on bad news is often well intentioned, stemming from an important commitment to being society's watchdog," he said.
On domestic policy, I worry that his views are often well-intentioned but ill-considered.
The rules, whether to protect human patients and research animals or prevent financial conflicts of interest, are often well-intentioned, academic officials say.
While perks are often well-intentioned, it's important that they're not misinterpreted as manipulative or perceived as practices to keep employees at the office longer than necessary.
"The rules, whether to protect human patients and research animals or prevent financial conflicts of interest, are often well-intentioned, academic officials say," wrote Malakoff Monday in another After Election 2014 post.
The tradition of the president and members of Congress bringing guests to demonstrate one political point or another is similarly tired, even if the thought behind those guests is often well-intentioned.
The approach where healthcare providers and services aim to provide the same care to all clients regardless of culture and ethnicity has been termed 'cultural blindness' and, although often well intentioned, favours the clients most assimilated into the dominant culture and can lead to healthcare providers overlooking opportunities to reduce health disparities [ 4, 5].
"I'm sure she's well intentioned".
While activists like Jarvis acknowledge the reality of sex trafficking in Ontario, the general consensus among sex workers is that well intentioned legislation is often used by authorities to target consenting sex workers.
Saying "you look so healthy" is often a well-intentioned effort to tell the person that you are supportive of their recovery.
These types of moments are well intentioned, and often contain truth, but the timing is toxic.
