Sentence examples for happy principle from inspiring English sources
But this happy principle of economic convergence does not always hold sway.
I call this sort of synergy the "happier planet, happier people" principle.
I declared myself happy in principle with the notion of overthrowing Saddam Hussein, just as I was happy to see the Taliban chased from power.
A source said: "The museum is happy in principle to lend the work but the Greek government is stalling on the paperwork".
The Economist, which is happy in principle for Britain to join the euro, does not want him to get on with it.
They are thought to be happy, in principle, to field teams in a lower league – a system already in place in many Continental countries.
While they would be happy in principle to see their party's ranks swell, they are seldom willing to help by allowing their own seats to become less secure.
Q: But if private firms are delivering services, not commissioning them, are you happy with the principle of their profiting?
Richard Burden, MP for Birmingham Northfield "At this stage we are happy about the principle but let's keep our feet on the floor - this still means job losses albeit not as many as if the Alchemy deal had gone through".
A scientific naturalist is in principle happy to say that if a mathematical theory M is scientifically superior but mathematically inferior to another mathematical theory M* then M should be preferred to M* (the next paragraph contains an example).
