Sentence examples for considerable public good from inspiring English sources

Because standards are a form of technical infrastructure, they have considerable public good content.

This marks a move into more open philanthropy not tied to a specific event or disaster, and is probably indicative of CEO Tim Cook's greater mission of doing more public good with Apple's considerable influence.

Olson [10] suggested that small groups with considerable inequality might favor the provision of a public good.

The growth of most of Canada's large cities on good farmland, characterized by a low-density pattern of urban sprawl, has aroused considerable public concern about reducing Canada's limited agricultural land resources.

One of the basic findings in public good provision experiments via the voluntary contribution mechanism is that subjects contribute a considerable amount of their initial holdings to the provision of a public good even when no contribution is the dominant strategy.

Even so, the Barbican and South Bank are not good enough for Simon Rattle, despite the major refurbishment of the Royal Festival Hall carried out just 10 years ago at considerable public cost.

This led to considerable public controversy.

Entergy also faces considerable public misgivings.

Both governments face considerable public pressure.

It becomes a public good.

What about the public good?