Sentence examples for install good from inspiring English sources
Years ago, if we wanted to protect our homes and our businesses from theft, the main thing we needed to do was install good locks and security cameras, purchase insurance, and be aware of how to avoid hold-ups.
The Winickoffs outline three advantages for selecting an established medical institution: the unique relationships these institutions have with tissue and blood donors; the means to attract public and private funds; and the capacity to install good governance structures that can motivate potential tissue donors [ 20].
Only install good clean spark plug wires.
Install good antivirus software (particularly if you use P2P).
Solving diarrhoea is both complicated and simple: it requires installing good sanitation that separates from human excrement, something that the world seems incapable of doing.
It started this process from a good place: by installing good insulation in its buildings, optimising boiler times, fitting energy efficient lighting, solar panels, solar thermal and biomass boilers, the organisation cut its energy consumption by 18% by the end of the 2009-10 financial year from a baseline set two years before.
"What are we going to do to make sure those are good developments?" Lisa Lavia, managing director of the Noise Abatement Society, agrees that many problems would be nipped in the bud if developers installed good insulation.
For homes in cool countries such as the UK, the most effective measures include increasing insulation, draught proofing, installing good-quality double-glazed windows and switching to more efficient appliances and light bulbs.
Acer's Iconia Tab devices checks all the theoretical right boxes: Tegra 2 platform, the latest Honeycomb install, a good screen, dual cameras, and plenty of expansion ports.
So install a good lock and plan to hover in the hot seat at interminable board meetings instead of doing something constructive like, say, snoozing in the apartment for which you fork over that hefty monthly maintenance fee.
