Sentence examples for be made good from inspiring English sources

Rethinking rehab: can 'evil' children be made good?

Shortfalls are to be made good in later paychecks.

For the time being, the shortfall can be made good by enticing foreign students.

But the French claim remained; it had only to be made good by actual occupation.

Voters will be watching keenly to see if those pledges can be made good.

Rees-Mogg believes the customers' losses should be made good "out of common justice and decency".

To avoid these impacts the adaptation deficit (which is largely a development deficit) will need to be made good.

But those aren't prescriptions; they are just things that are bad that need to be made good.

They could be made good use of their advantages by filling up with zinc oxide (ZnO)/epoxy to create an inherent UV absorption property.

Mr. Lennard declined to take delivery of the damaged boiler in its existing condition and insisted that the damage must be made good.

Brandeis wrote a letter making the point that the Democrats were for enforced competition in industry, whereas Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party believed that trusts and monopolies "should be made 'good' by regulation".