Sentence examples for be good from a from inspiring English sources

I knew he'd be good from a really young age.

The fact is, the Fringe has become so vast that there's no way of knowing what's going to be good from a 40-word blurb.

"Of course it'll be good from a business point of view," said Mr. Iqbal, whose customers are from Pakistan, India and Eastern Europe, among other places.

Predictions for conditions inside the red line can be expect to be good from a model built on these data.

He told BBC Scotland; "The crowd are going to be close to the action and that's going to be good from a spectating point of view and I'm sure it will make the athletes perform really well also".

(However, since the exercise and development of skills he recommends often brings deferred benefits, including ones for affect, his advice may still often be good from a long-term hedonic point of view, even when the required training and practice are not enjoyable at the time).

"Shale is good from a security point of view.

Equal marriage aside, Sarah's record in parliament has generally been good from a liberal perspective.

"What Oxitec is doing is good from a disease point of view.

All the changes are good from a stability perspective but add billions to the fixed operating cost of a bank.

He said that German e-bikes consumed little electricity and were good from a climate perspective — especially, of course, when they replace car trips.