Sentence examples for good to define from inspiring English sources

But it does you no good to define exactly what those borders should be.

It would be good to define those objectives by finding out where the party stands on a number of recent issues.

A grim but compelling look at those who drift towards the outer edges of society, and a reminder that while it is good to define the laws of your own life, sometimes you can surrender too much self-control by the choices you make.

Take, for example, Poroshenko's comment that the "timing is good" to define the status of the UPA.

So with Rlay, we will provide some templates in the future and certainly advice for certain ways when we work with a client, but Rlay just gives a good interface to define these things very easily.

There may be good reasons to define corruption broadly.

I wouldn't want to lose the MDGs, but I see no good reason to define the development challenge by them.

It seems almost beneath notice at first, but more and more it starts to look like something, which is a good way to define the chemistry of this show, and art in Chelsea as a whole these days.

Nevertheless, there is a good reason to define these years as global recessions a reason that exposes the flaws in the traditional definition of recession in a single economy.

The development of reliable models needs very good tests to define the performances of the adhesive used.

One of them is authorization where there exist good solutions to define, manage and enforce authorization policies in Grid scenarios.