Sentence examples for good achieved from inspiring English sources

As a first take, we might say that the good achieved by health care is the number of lives saved.

Transplantable kidneys, as a very scarce resource, possess in proportion an inherent moral value since they are intrinsic to the moral good achieved by clinically successful transplantation.

Conservatives, for example, see business as primarily a source of social and economic good, achieved by the market mechanism of seeking to maximize profit.

For the Lib Dems the good achieved by promoting Alistair Carmichael to defend the Union in Scotland was comprehensively undone by the dismissal of Jeremy Browne and his replacement with the conspiracy theorist Norman Baker at the Home Office.

The good achieved by each of these "beautiful souls" was small: the few lives the Serb and the Swiss policeman saved were a pittance when set against greater evils they could not stop.

For Rousseau, writing in the mid-18th century, the notion of the common good, achieved through the active and voluntary commitment of citizens, was to be distinguished from the pursuit of an individual's private will.

The activity of the regimen was good, achieving partial response in 22.6% of and disease stabilisation for more than 8 weeks in 35.5% of patients.

We need a common unit for measuring the goods achieved by health care.

If the common good is achieved, then the individual good is also achieved.

'These are good results achieved in a market that continues to be highly competitive,' said Mr Stewart.

Don't negate all the good you achieved as the country's leading consumer advocate.