Sentence examples for might do good from inspiring English sources

The concept that one candidate might do good for the whole nation is alien.

"I got the strong sense that he was on a mission, he had had a troubled past and this was something he considered might do good," said Reed.

The stimulus debate was indeed political — but almost entirely on the other side, where conservatives railed against any notion that positive government action might do good, and reached for any argument, no matter how bad, against such action.

-CLIFTON FADIMAN Some said, John, print it; others said, Not so: Some said, It might do good; others said, no.

That means that technology that might do good for many people but not quite enough to be a lucrative market falls through the cracks.

We might do good things out of selfish intention, which does give either watered down good effects, or watered down negative results but still gives a result.

They just thought it might do some good.

Well, it can't do any harm, and might do some good.

It might do some good, however.

"It might do some good," he said.

Perhaps shattering all those taboos might do some good.