Sentence examples for does most good from inspiring English sources

"Not merely do I prefer to do him good than to have him do good to me, I would even prefer that he did good to himself rather than to me: it is when he does good to himself that he does most good to me.

The judges probably thought the prize would do most good in Liverpool.

Furthermore, fertilizers and organic materials do most good near the surface, where plant roots naturally proliferate.

Latin America was searched for a country where they could do most good, and Haiti was a clear winner.

It is, after all, by staying in business and providing products and services people want that firms do most good.

That matters hugely for a government trying to allocate scant resources for healthcare to where they will do most good.

Taxpayers were supposed to be reassured that once Labour started spending, the Treasury would ensure that every pound went where it could do most good.

Given that these are the two strongest military formations fighting Isis, America's military punch is being pulled where it would do most good.

And, as Mr Cowen notes, this sort of growth is subject to diminishing returns: the first addition will be used where it can do most good, the tenth where it can do the tenth-most good, and so on.

This is when a candidate's time is most precious, and appearances normally are carefully chosen for where they can do most good.

"It's just asking people questions about the things they care about, and then making sure it goes where it can do most good.