Sentence examples for good argues from inspiring English sources

The cyberpsychologist Berni Good argues that true presence in a virtual environment can only come about through interactivity.

As Good argues, although a lot of research has been carried out in this areas, the methodologies have tended to provide inconclusive results.

Good argues that ageing gamers may find they have important roles to play in shared co-op experiences with younger relatives.

A weaker treaty covering just the basics might do more good, argues Mr Ruhs, since the rich countries most migrants move to might sign it, and help to crack down on the worst abuses in places such as Qatar.

In rheumatoid arthritis, for instance, bouts of acute inflammation are broken up by periods of remission, during which COX-2 inhibitors might do more harm than good, argues Colville-Nash.

"In this election, the American public rejected these narrow notions of the common good," argued Sandel.

Mr. Diallo pronounced the idea "very, very good," arguing that with multiple passengers per trip, drivers could make more money on a gallon of gas.

Students who travel to developing countries risk doing more harm than good, argued Judith Brodie, UK director of VSO, criticising the emphasis on volunteer enjoyment rather than on how to help the communities they work in.

The parties in the settlement have hailed it as a huge public good, arguing that the agreement will make millions of out-of-print books widely available online and in libraries across the country.

And just as good fences make good neighbours, he argues, good monitoring makes good contracts.

Moscow, for example, could ban Ukrainian goods, arguing that they don't meet Russian standards, Todorov said.