Sentence examples for capacity of good from inspiring English sources

But it is folly to think that unpopular schools will simply disappear given the inevitably limited capacity of good schools to take on ever more pupils.

They have the same capacity of good or evil in them; it is just how they get driven into that position.

A country plagued by crowded prisons and turnstile justice can do much worse than invest in a program that uses the proven capacity of good literature to reform criminal offenders.

White worries about ambiguity and halftones: the impotence of the idealist King; the beauty and doom of the adulterous lovers; the capacity of good law to make bad judgments — it is Arthur, not Mordred, who has to sentence Guenevere to death.

At the Floating Pool, beautifully designed by Jonathan Kirschenfeld with its dramatic and symbolically resonant views — Rikers Island in one direction, the Manhattan skyline in another — trouble has been minimal, a fact owing to the ennobling capacity of good architecture or, perhaps more realistically, to engaged, preventative policing.

After each recursion, the transmission capacity of good channels will be further improved, while the capacity of bad channels will be gradually degraded.

And in a world where there is a glut and excess capacity of goods while aggregate demand is falling soon enough we will start to worry about deflation, debt deflation, liquidity traps and what monetary policy makers should do to fight deflation when policy rates get dangerously close to zero.

They establish a division of moral labor, necessary because our capacity of doing good is limited by our resources and circumstances.

In this sense, it is important to have a journal focusing on mental health system development, which has the capacity of networking good practice in service organization, giving voice to successful experiences including those from low and middle income countries, promoting health services research and mental health services assessment.

It's a redemptive understanding of their capacity for good and evil both, and of the way that war, more than any other human endeavor, leaves them nowhere to hide.

Mr Perot built a cargo-only airport which will soon service FedEx flights to the Philippines; helped to improve nearby freeways; created a new suburb, Park Glen; and got a railway company to build a container-station with the capacity of a good-sized seaport.