Sentence examples for good likely from inspiring English sources

That theory holds that military action is justified as a last resort under certain circumstances: when there is a reasonable chance of success and the good likely to be achieved outweighs the harm if nothing is done.

The theory, a kind of "ethical calculus," as the papal biographer George Weigel puts it, holds that military action is justified as a last resort under certain circumstances: when there is a reasonable chance of success and the good likely to be achieved outweighs the harm that will result if nothing is done.

Instead, he says, emotions such as valuing other people's welfare and, conversely, jealousy when someone looks too good, likely affect how people respond.

"Meanwhile, domestic demand for manufactured goods likely will grow at a more gradual pace than in recent years as growth in consumers' real income slows in response to rising inflation and intensifying austerity".

The economy minister, Luis de Guindos, announced that Spain next year would raise consumer taxes, including the value-added tax, and some other special duties on goods likely to include tobacco and alcohol.

It says counterfeiting of South Africa 2010 products is rife, with about a fifth of goods likely to be fake.

The younger generation's preference for animal-free goods likely extends to non-food products, such as pet-safe household goods and non-leather apparel.

There has been zero relief on food inflation thanks to the inflow of goods likely being resold at a premium, and surely unable to meet domestic demand.

Studies indicate that customers shopping for fashion goods likely exhibit a positive preceding mood in anticipation of self-gratification and an exciting experience (Park 2003; Park and So 2000).

Some of the goods likely never had any issues to begin with; as soon as a buyer opens the shrink-wrap on a product, it's likely going to be sold as refurbished.

On balance, more harm than good is likely to come from western intervention.