It would be good for example to see a female head of the civil service.
According to existence internalism, a necessary connection exists between having a certain normative status and motivation.[1] A state of affairs couldn't be good, for example, unless it, or at least apprehension of it, was capable of motivating, though it need not motivate overridingly.
Note that no one author endorses all of these arguments, and indeed, some authors who are sympathetic to IP have explicitly stated that they don't consider certain of these arguments to be good (for example Mark Kaplan does not endorse the claim that concerns about descriptive realism suggest allowing incompleteness).
"But one thing we have found is that the sap is rich in minerals, such as calcium, and is good, for example, for people with osteoporosis," he said.
Some varieties look so hideous, you know they're good — for example, an English blue cheese called Blue Vinny, which is actually brown.
It's good, for example, that futures markets provide an incentive to stockpile heating oil before the weather gets cold and stockpile gasoline ahead of the summer driving season.
She is good, for example, on why impostures succeed even when they seem unlikely; there is nothing more impressive, she says, than the memory of a tiny incident that someone else remembers, or some insignificant detail.
A lot of speculation then ensues about why this mode of assembly is good, for example rapid and robust responses.
(Jojoba, for example, is good for acne-prone skin because it's less likely to clog pores).
Making Blueprints, for example, is good for when you are inventing something.
For example, 16 Bf4 Rb7 17 a3 Nb3 18 Rab1 Bc5 19 Nd5 Nd5 20 Rd5 Be6 is good for Black.
