Sentence examples for more good as from inspiring English sources

But he thinks he can do more good as an administrator.

"Dad, I can do more good as a teacher," Mr. Anderson replied, his father said.

At one point Mr Tsaplienko considered joining the army, but was dissuaded when soldiers told him he could do more good as a journalist.

Tonéx's rival, Pastor Carter, suggests that Tonéx might have done better, and done more good, as a travelling evangelist, touring and spreading the word, churchless.

Rereading Sir Walter Scott Or Through the Looking Glass, it's impossible not To feel how adult life, with its storms and follies, Is letting up, leaving me ten years old, Trustful, inventive, once more good as gold -- And counting on this to help, should a new spasm Wake the gray sleeper, or to improve his chances When ceilings flush with unheard ambulances.

As the downturn ebbs, investors expect businesses and factories around the world — especially in China — to order more goods as they restock inventories.

The framing of this debate implies that American consumers and businesses have strong choices in the market; in fact, China, supplying ever more goods as it does, in ever more varieties and at ever better prices, is straitjacketing the choices of American businesses.

With a gross domestic product of $12,000 per person (to Japan's $34,000), "there's still potential for Koreans to improve their lifestyles and purchase more goods as incomes rise," says Matthews.

The theory predicts that upon entering trade, in order to maximize consumption both entities will specialize in producing the good they can produce at higher efficiency, that the weaker entity will specialize more completely than the stronger entity, and that both will be able to consume more goods as a result of trade than either would be able to alone.

The truck driver shortage will continue to grow due to a number of reasons, primarily a large number of upcoming retirements and the fact that more drivers will be needed to haul more goods as the economy rebounds.

More good news: As far as I know, there is still no law that says you have to become a writer.