For example: good or bad for who, those workers or the rest of society?
For example, good workers, leading by example, might raise the quality of everybody's work.
For example, good salespeople can guess how much their customers want something and can adjust the price accordingly.
If it is not possible to imagine saying, for example, "Good morning, Harpsichordist Yagyonak," the title is false.
For example, good thinkers have the tendency to identify and investigate problems, to probe assumptions, to seek reasons, and to be reflective.
In "Fast Food," for example, good things befall its heroine after she comes to the aid of an old woman who is being mugged.
For example, good jobs companies like Costco and QuikTrip promote almost exclusively from within for field positions, giving workers a clear path to higher pay and increased responsibility.
The mere fact that the person killed themself won't show that it was morally legitimate because, of course, even though they've given themself permission, they may not have had, for example, good reason, or they might be insane.
For example, good management and maintenance has been put in place for all transport projects in the Solomon Islands where the National Transport Fund Act (developed with ADB support) was passed in 2010.
A four-day FlexiPass, for example, good for unlimited travel on any four days in a two-month span, is $176 for standard-class travel (regularly $235) and $262 in first class (down from $349).
Although screens have their strengths in presenting information — they are, for example, good at encouraging browsing — they are lousy at helping us absorb, process, and retain information from a focused source.
