Sentence examples for settling good from inspiring English sources

Microsphere photocatalysts reportedly exhibited superior properties in aqueous photocatalytic reactions due to their low density, efficient light harvesting capability and carrier separation, excellent electronic and optical properties, high surface area, easy settling, good delivering ability, and surface permeability, resulting in remarkably improved photocatalytic performances.

More seriously, the Government and its coterie are now also successfully pitting settled "good" immigrants and their families against troublesome Muslims and those who are trying to claim asylum.

He has the settled good looks of somebody who's comfortable in their skin, a severity of expression softened when you glimpse the childishly wonky tooth in his lower rack.

One of the spots, also voiced by a woman, celebrates a desirable bourbon man as someone who will settle good-natured fights with his pals by arm wrestling.

Some communities settled near exceptionally good salt, metal, or clay deposits or became known for their specialist craftsmen.

They soon married and settled near Little Rock, becoming good friends with Bill and Hillary Clinton in the late '70s.

What if "Settling for Good Enough" were instead "Content with Good" as a title?

A good in-ear headphone is like a truly good book – most of the time, you're settling for "good enough," and a true masterpiece only comes along once in a while.

Marry Him: Content with Good makes a lousy book title, whereas Settling for Good Enough is a catchy one, even as it represents all that undermines our self-esteem and mars our expectations of what is reasonable and of value.

Frankly, all aspects of this (successfully crafted) title rankle excellent for book sales (I imagine), and irritating for those who, like me, realize that "settling for good enough" touches on much of what is wrong in our society.

Stop settling for good and go for great.