Sentence examples for good in developing from inspiring English sources

"And they've been really good in developing products.

The thrust of some of those arguments, notably in a report from a Congressional commission led by Allan H. Meltzer of Carnegie Mellon University, was that both the I.M.F. and its sister institution, the World Bank, should be radically pared back because they often do more harm than good in developing countries.

But he is meticulous and an excellent technical coach, who is very good in developing young players.

Olafur Eliasson's celesital visions in Contact are divine, his Little Suns do good in developing nations (and look great doing so, mind you), and Moon, his collaboration with Ai Weiwei, literally transcends the physical world, but we're not sure what tops this demonstration of the famed artist's new ad hoc anti-gravity machine.

Meta-analyses of observational studies are good in developing new hypotheses that then have to be tested in intervention studies.

Industry can be a force for real good in developing countries, with the private sector providing jobs and income for employees and their families, goods and services for consumers, and tax revenue and capacity-building opportunities for governments.

This paper addresses with a case study a particular group of buyers, citizens in developed countries, who pay to protect public environmental goods in developing countries through donations.

Negotiations at the World Trade Organisation to shape an agreement on the Doha round of trade talks collapsed when the United States, India and China failed to resolve differences over protection for agricultural goods in developing countries.

He mines the histories of cars, leaded gasoline, refrigerators, beef, and seal hunting for clues, but reaches only vague conclusions: traded goods should reflect more of their environmental and social costs, international aid should compensate for damage wrought by production of consumer goods in developing countries, multinational corporations should hew to consistent standards.

And I think, as Jamie said, aid has got a good record of doing good things in developing countries; the kids in school, medicines in hospital – aid works and it's important for the government to make that case, whether it be a government of the left or the right.

In addition, knowledge of GPS technology (especially its strengths and limitations) will give you a good background in developing effective applications of the technology in your chosen area of emphasis.