Sentence examples for good politically from inspiring English sources

Is this good politically or not good politically?

"So the timing is not good politically".

"It's good politically, educationally and commercially.

The Heywoods are holders of good, politically eclectic parties.

A bygone era! Carter's peacemaking never did him a lick of good politically.

I don't think it was good, politically, for the Republican party.

There is no doubt he is damaged goods, politically, after leading Britain into a deeply unpopular war in Iraq; such that three Labour candidates are reported to have refused his offer of £1,000 to help with their campaigns.

The presumption of equality is a prima facie principle of equal distribution for all goods politically suited for the process of public distribution.

He must make the ringing call by the Democrats for party unity more than a feel-good, politically correct self-assuring call.

Credited to Bill Gates in a speech he gave to highschoolers, but more likely originating from Charles Sykes, author of "Dumbing Down Our Kids," these rules address how our feel-good, politically correct teachings are creating a generation of kids set up for failure.

Grants by Persia of good western Anatolian land to politically amenable Greeks, or to Iranians, made good political and military sense.