Sentence examples for may do good from inspiring English sources

It may do good science, but does it deliver what policymakers need?

Some may do good; many others are likely to be useless.

The UN and NGOs garner celebrities on the reasonable assumption that a headline with pictures does no harm and may do good.

These days, clubs may talk about introducing "community" schemes – and some may do good work – but back in the mists of time, before players became separated from the people who watched them, clubs really were community-based.

A sustainability or public affairs department may do good work with the community on the one hand, while the procurement department rides rough-shod over small suppliers or the finance department cuts jobs or disinvests from a local area.

Particular CSR initiatives may do good, or harm, or make no difference one way or the other, but it is important to resist the success of the CSR idea that is, the almost universal acceptance of its premises and main lines of argument.

"We may inadvertently do good.

Some may want profit; some may want to do good to help poor people survive.

Then may ye also do good, that are accustomed to do evil," a Bible verse, from Jeremiah, says.

Moreover, whatever the U.S. courts and Congress may do, making good encryption illegal will just not work.

Well, style and mood do matter, so this may do some good.