Sentence examples for good than either from inspiring English sources

That will require more compromise and commitment to the common good than either side has been willing to show so far.

He claimed that probable reasoning could result in sufficient certainty for moral action when an action could be shown to be more probably good than either inaction or an opposed action.

I think that food should not be used as a way of persecuting oneself and I think really one should look to get pleasure about what's good rather than either think 'Oh no, that's dirty, bad or sinful' or 'eating is virtuous.'" Lawson, 55, who also says she hates the term 'healthy food' says: "I also don't like people thinking they're better people themselves for the way they eat.

Conversely, both random-effects and GEE gave nominal type I error rates and good power across all scenarios, and were usually as good as or better than either fixed-effects or Mantel-Haenszel.

It is faint praise to note that Bale's appearance in Flowers of War is a good deal more credible than either of those Bollywood moments, but it is.

I don't know, but I do know good government is better than either, and impossible without sovereignty.

"Good" is much more slippery than either position would suggest.

For this alternative selection, three women games writers have chosen 30 interesting and complex examples, who have more to offer than either looking good in an armoured bikini or fulfilling the "strong female character" archetype.

Where diabetes is classified purely on the basis of the presence or absence of autoantibodies, C-peptide remains a relatively good predictor with better performance than either age of diagnosis or BMI [ 18, 38].

Baseline plasma miR-1202 levels correlate with change in NT-proBNP at 3 months, and stratify the cohort into poor vs. good responders with greater accuracy than either baseline NT-proBNP or pre-operative INTERMACS profile, parameters which are crucial aids to decision-making around the time of implant.

She finds a lot of good in Buddy, more good, it seems, than is good for either of them.