Sentence examples for making them good for from inspiring English sources

But this latest version is about taking those games and actually making them good for you.

We are renegotiating trade deals and making them good for the American worker.

Weighing 10.9 ounces each, the poles telescope to 31 inches, making them "good for travel," Dr. Feldman said.

They have piquant notes of lemon, lime and orange zest, making them good for dishes like cold tomato soup, but they are less complex than O's oils.

Mini-mals are also often used by experienced older surfers, since they pick up waves more easily and are easier to ride in smaller surf, making them good for UK conditions.

One exception: The issuers will buy back the bonds at face value if a bondholder dies, making them good for estate-planning purposes.

"The waves aren't too big or powerful which makes them good for beginners.

Two have bathrooms across the hall, which makes them good for travellers on a budget.

They throw light in all directions ("omnidirectional" in the new light-bulb vocabulary), which makes them good for filling a lampshade or a chandelier.

This not only makes them good for work and off-hours, but also gives them that crucial balance of overtly sexy and coolly dignified.

This, it turns out, also makes them good for transmitting and storing energy inside a battery.