Sentence examples similar to net goodness from inspiring English sources
5 Utilitarianism, in a moderate form, used in public health ethics, means that our actions and policies should be focused on increasing the total 'net' goodness rather than an average 'net' good for each person.
A 1-for-4 reverse stock split gave it a reprieve from Nasdaq's delisting rule for penny stocks, and the company reported its first honest-to-goodness net profit in April 2002.
Right-thinking public interest groups, like Public Knowledge ("Fighting for your digital rights in Washington") are fierce, unyielding proponents of net neutrality, viewing its goodness as obvious.
It would appear that the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, along with Nitto Seimo Co (an honest-to-goodness fishing net company), has come up with a plan to create a giant "fishing net" of sorts that would surround the planet.
And out of her own goodness make the net That shall enmesh them all.
Thank goodness for the tax credits and the safety net programs that help millions make ends meet.
$13.99 nets buyers a 4-pack for either totally equipping one set of gloves for multitouch goodness or spreading the love over four pairs.
