Sentence examples for offer any good from inspiring English sources

But the fact is most of these senators could not offer any good reason why we wouldn't want to make it harder for criminals and those with severe mental illnesses to buy a gun.

Judge Dennis Jacobs, a George H.W. Bush appointee who wrote the majority opinion, said the law's defenders — namely Republicans in Congress who took up the cause after the Obama administration decided in 2011 not to defend the law — did not offer any good reason for treating married same-sex couples differently from their heterosexual counterparts.

But sadly for the villagers of Pilton, BT cannot offer any good news about reinstating phone boxes that have already been removed.

But Obama countered that the gun lobby and its allies "willfully lied about the bill". He said he talked to senators about their opposition and that none were able to "offer any good reason" to oppose the policy.

(From left, Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford, Chrysler's Bob Nardelli and GM's Rick Wagoner try to hang tough at a Congressional hearing last December; decades of pent-up anger, and the opportunity to be snarky in front of their constituents, resulted in elected officials going after the Detroit Three chiefs like flies at a hog killing; to be honest, Detroit's guys didn't offer any goods answers, either).

If you know what the price has been averaging, you'll know if the offer is any good or not.

Was he being offered any goods or services or a higher governmental position?

That means it probably won't have to offer any "make-goods," which are free spots for advertisers that don't originally get the audiences they paid for.

Can you recommend any books that offer a good sense of contemporary Australian politics?The pace of political change in Australia has been so rapid over the past eight months that authors and publishers have barely kept up.

Wisdom teeth offer a good example.

We'll let the articulate Professor Schank have almost the last word: "Students will be able to shop around, taking a course from any institution that offers a good one.