Sentence examples for goods and values from inspiring English sources

A second argument for incommensurable values is grounded in the idea that value incommensurability is constitutive of certain goods and values.

Even if there is nothing problematic about a formal procedure of universalizability meant to yield a determinate set of human goods and values, 'any such set would have to be considered in terms so abstract that they would be of little use in thinking about particular distributions' (Walzer 1983, 8; Young 1990, 4).

Economic models of markets usually take individuals' preferences as given, which makes them colorblind, as it were, to a whole range of questions that have been raised about markets in this respect: how do markets change individuals, their relation to one another, and their relation to certain goods and values?

Anderson applied this thesis widely: there are no such things whose nature it is to be known or perceived ("ideas"); there is no such thing whose nature it is to know ("consciousness"); there are no such things whose nature it is to be pursued or whose nature it is to direct action ("values" conceived as standing over and above the goods and values of this life).

In the gene function prediction literature, values >0.7 are considered good and values >0.9 are atypical.

AUC values between 0.8 and 0.9 are commonly considered very good, and values between 0.9 and 1.0 excellent [ 14].

The food is very good and value for money and they have a fine selection of real ales.

It also makes the other person that's being asked feel very good and valued.

The more good and value-based people the new administration will have, the better it might be.

Stick to good morals and values.

But there are also good people and good values in almost all those institutions.