Sentence examples for good insofar as from inspiring English sources

It is prettier and more challenging than most, and certainly very good insofar as exciting racing is concerned.

And as one of our commenters noted on my previous post, a solvent Social Security system is a public good insofar as all of us have an interest in minimising poverty among the elderly.

Good, insofar as many academics (who am I thinking of?) still have shot in their locker at 65. And, as noted earlier, without the lifting of mandatory retirement it will be impossible for most academics to make their 40 years ("Roll on death", will be the motto, "Retirement's too far away").

Mostly, it just means "new and good". Insofar as it can be used precisely, it must be employed as Clayton Christensen, the Harvard Business School professor who coined the phrase, intended: he wanted to convey the idea that certain innovations possess "attributes" that create new (initially low-end) markets and displace existing businesses.

This is good, insofar as Cain endorsed repealing Obamacare, Medicaid block grants, etc.

Consequently, it is a being with respect to itself, true as ordered to the intellect, and good insofar as it actively overflows into something beyond itself".

They are less critical of its formulaic nature and are more likely to treat it as what Sara Ahmed (2010: 26) calls 'happy objects' things 'which become good or acquire their value as goods insofar as they point towards happiness'.

They closed Japan's markets to foreigners in industries they wished to enter, only welcoming foreign goods insofar as they helped build up Japan's own industries.

That which is not intrinsically good but extrinsically good is derivatively good; it is good, not (insofar as its extrinsic value is concerned) for its own sake, but for the sake of something else that is good and to which it is related in some way.

That which is extrinsically good is good, not (insofar as its extrinsic value is concerned) for its own sake, but for the sake of something else to which it is related in some way.

This hypothesis was plausible insofar as, although they are macrosmatic [ 1] and nocturnal, wood mice have good vision [ 17].