Sentence examples for good thereby from inspiring English sources

For example, is a lie that leads to something good thereby permissible, perhaps even obligatory, or would it be forbidden simply in virtue of being a lie?

One is that multiculturalism privileges the good of the certain groups over the common good, thereby potentially eroding the common good in favour of a minority interest.

If two actions are otherwise indistinguishable, labeling one as good thereby commits one to labeling the other as good.

This implies that the players will adapt to the channel conditions faster, with a higher gradient, when the conditions are good (thereby utilizing the available resources more efficiently).

For such a distinction would allow us to say that while happiness is an agent-neutral good (thereby accommodating the intuition that there is something agent-neutral about the second theory) our reasons to promote that good are best understood in terms of the agent's expectations and hence agent-relative.

("Fitting" here is often understood to signify a particular kind of moral fittingness, in keeping with the idea that intrinsic value is a particular kind of moral value. The underlying point is that those who value for its own sake that which is intrinsically good thereby evince a kind of moral sensitivity).

Synthetic events like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "Survivor" are prescient, for they involve the viewer as a quasi participant and require the actual participants to deploy many vendable goods, thereby offering sparkling opportunities for product placement.

THE industrial revolution of the late 18th century made possible the mass production of goods, thereby creating economies of scale which changed the economy and society in ways that nobody could have imagined at the time.

The infusion works through what Keynes's friend and collaborator Richard Kahn called the "multiplier": every unit of extra spending creates income for suppliers of the goods purchased, and this increase in their income allows them to spend money on other goods, thereby increasing the income of suppliers of those goods, and so on.

The book begins in the austerity years of the late 1940s and early '50s, when rationing imposed strict limits on the consumption of a broad range of foods and consumer goods, thereby creating a flourishing black market that tempted otherwise law-abiding citizens.

The deposed government of Muhammad Morsi refused to curb these subsidies on imported goods, thereby disqualifying itself from $4.8 billion of badly needed help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF .If the military-backed government is to rectify Egypt's economic woes, it will need the IMF's loans and the return of foreign capital.