Sentence examples for good not necessarily from inspiring English sources

New antibiotics are a public good, not necessarily an area for private rewards.

The standard condition claims that if the (relative) price of a good i tends to 0, then the excess demand for some good, not necessarily i, goes to +∞.

The idea is to have a good, not necessarily great – and definitely not bad – roommate: someone you can live well with, who does not interfere with your studies.

It's refreshing to hear from good (not necessarily astounding) role models who have nothing to pitch and no legacy to defend, but have something worthwhile to say.

The goal of sex should be to feel good, not necessarily climax because for some people that still isn't possible and I'm super stoked for Hattie that she's finally starting to figure out what makes her feel good.

Shoe designers design shoes to look good -- not necessarily to feel good.

One is that the new and the good are not necessarily the same.

Underhill: Cheetos and good tequila, not necessarily together.

"I want to run a good company, not necessarily a big company," he says.

Things that are good enough, not necessarily the newest and shiniest.

Therefore, heuristics are required to find good, but not necessarily optimal, solutions.