Sentence examples for precisely good from inspiring English sources
It's a fair presumption that as long as there's an Uber, there will be disagreement over whether the ride-hailing firm is a force for good or bad — or more precisely, good or bad for whom?
More precisely, goods have several attributes from which consumers derive utility.
They want Gary Lineker and Ian Wright to spend 90 minutes discussing just precisely how good their goalkeeper is.
Precisely what good entertainment should do".
Fans will want to know precisely how good a manager he is.
It's precisely as good as you think that sounds, with a keeper of a cowboy in Scott Eastwood.
Though it's not an easy trick to make characters compelling when they are immature, sophomoric and uninformed, that is precisely where "Good Thing" fails.
But it was precisely her good mood, which nothing could subdue, that wounded the vanity of her daughter-in-law; it was as if the old woman were the only one who could make Jeanne question her own standing.
Blocking in revenge porn especially does precisely no good since the image is still out there, destroying reputations; self help is of course much cheaper and easier for the networks than investing in real-time monitoring or intervention.
Of course, that is precisely what good human rights legislation will do – empower people against the might of the state, in particular those who are unprotected by any other legislation.
