Sentence examples for certainly for good from inspiring English sources

But no Belgian won a gold medal at the Olympics in London, and the tennis star Kim Clijsters retired, this time almost certainly for good, during the United States Open.

Cook, for his own good and certainly for the good of the team, should have been sacked, or rather allowed to leave, in the months that have passed since the concession of the ODI series in Sydney in January.

But it certainly makes for good rhetorical theatre.

Onofre certainly made for good TV, but that was about it.

Though the "Confident" singer didn't seem all that pleased with the plot twist, it certainly made for good television.

"Turning music into a two-horse race is not good for artists, not good for consumers and certainly not good for the development of the online market," Ms. Smith, of Impala, said earlier this year.

Whatever else you might want to say about this programme, it's certainly for the general good.

A weak American Jewry is not good for Judaism, not good for America and is certainly not good for Israel.

So I do not think she would be good for America, and certainly not good for the stability of the financial system as it impacts the real economy.

This is not good for all patients, and certainly not good for adolescents presenting with sensitive conditions; because without adequate time, good rapport building, good history taking and examination, and education and counselling are difficult to do.

I certainly understand the need for good order and discipline within the armed forces.