Sentence examples for necessary good from inspiring English sources

Necessary good is what's needed now.

I believe many promising applicants who aren't necessary good at these sort of tests get rejected immediately.

The licensing authority, New York's Department of State, said that his "criminal history" proved that he lacked the necessary "good moral character and trustworthiness".

It was, in short, a fine address which showcased why, across the board, the Liberal Democrats offer something necessary, good and different from the other parties.

On the one hand, a public culture of openness and transparency seems a necessary good: we do not want states and politicians keeping secrets from the electorate and snooping on their citizens' every activity.

So they aren't even a "necessary evil" – they are a "necessary good".

Other types of expenses are seen by campaigns as necessary good-will gestures toward donors and other supporters; Mrs. Clinton's campaign cited this in justifying the roughly $51,000 she spent on professional photographers to provide pictures of her with guests.

Here they are sort of necessary goods at the household level".

The new system, he said, would erect expensive bureaucratic hurdles to the import of necessary goods.

There are plentiful locations for excellent outdoor eating, and many an establishment ready to furnish you the necessary goods.

For example, the choice not to own a car is immeasurably aided when necessary goods can be ordered from home and delivered to your door.