Sentence examples for be goods from inspiring English sources
adjective
Acting in the interest of good; ethical. of people
Of course many will be goods.
An important feature of the economic approach is that it assumes children to be goods, who influence the utility function.
A critic might object, for instance, that there may be goods that produce benefit without delighting us or things that produce delight without genuinely benefiting us (heroin use being a standard example).
As in Chitnis et al. (2014), this study considered "food and non-alcoholic beverages," "alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics," "communication," "electricity," "gas," "other fuels," and "other housing" to be goods that are essential for life.
By defending the view that the goal is the actual enjoyment of the natural advantages, Carneades probably intended to suggest that the considerations which support taking the natural advantages as the object of our first natural impulse, as the Stoics did, also count in favor of taking them to be goods.
EBay says that while it can take reasonable steps to ensure that it's not promoting counterfeits (by limiting the number of goods one person can sell and quickly removing goods after a complaint), there will be goods that slip through its net.
