Sentence examples for insisted good from inspiring English sources

Chairman Bob Lawson insisted "good progress" was being made towards the transformation, with the latest results underlining the benefits of concentrating on a single core area.

The nephew insists "good work," not Uncle John, is the key to his success.

Henry insists "good progress" has been made by Liverpool city council in purchasing the few remaining privately owned properties around Anfield, although a planning application will be submitted only once those deals are complete.

He insists, "Good for children, good for health, always".

But David Kalb insists good-naturedly that on this venture, he played Watson to Chris's Alexander Graham Bell.

He insisted that good management was just as important for the social sector as the business sector.

Mr. Heckman, however, added nonworking women to the database and found that women with three or four children insisted on good pay before they would take a job.

Her critics called her disingenuous, but she insisted some good was always to be found in every person and any situation.

It was one of those things the company insisted was good for you, but ultimately user irritation won the day.

"When labor unions were really strong here, they insisted on good networks of providers.

In short, America has not insisted on good governance in Mexico.