Sentence examples for politically good from inspiring English sources

In other words, politically good things may be about to happen to very bad ideas.

"I guess they thought it was not a politically good move to make a deal with us," he said.

"I've been inundated with calls from freshman and other vulnerable members saying it's not only the right issue to work on, but will also be politically good for them," said Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado.

The government's primary responsibility is to address such problems as "a growing bureaucracy becoming more and more incompetent," he said, adding that keeping the focus on such issues is "a politically good thing, too".

Good persons act politically as good citizens and are thereby maintained or extended in their goodness.

With his powerful connections he could raise millions of dollars with a few phone calls, whether the money was for a politically important good cause, or simply for a political campaign.

If the aim of the defendants was "to prevent genocide, while one may say that's politically a good thing to happen in a battle between a Communist government and free peoples, that's a macropolitical question," the lead federal prosecutor, Bob Twiss, argued in a pretrial hearing.

"He's politically unbelievably good, how he deals with the press and how he deals with referees.

Let's give Obama credit, though: the jobs report last week included significant and politically important good news.

Olson notes that very many politically provided goods, such as highways and public safety, roughly have the qualities of Samuelson's public goods and therefore face the problem of free riding that undercuts supply of the goods.

This easily could have tagged her as hopelessly politically damaged goods.