Sentence examples for should be made good from inspiring English sources

Rees-Mogg believes the customers' losses should be made good "out of common justice and decency".

For state estimation of the jump Markov linear systems (JMLS), it is suggested that the salient model structure should be made good use of [33].

If you're providing a skill, service or product that is in high demand and low supply, and you're making the most of your time, you should be making good money.

"When each party should be making good-faith, confidence-building gestures," Mr. Annan said, the barrier's construction cannot be seen "as anything but a deeply counterproductive act".

Brandeis wrote a letter making the point that the Democrats were for enforced competition in industry, whereas Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party believed that trusts and monopolies "should be made 'good' by regulation".

But, he added: "Formulas should be made as good as they can be.

If we start from the perspective that milk, in terms of flavour, nutritional value and animal welfare, is one of the things you shouldn't skimp on, it follows that your yoghurt should be made with good milk.

An expense accrual should be made for goods or services provided where the expenditure has not been recorded.

To reduce the occurrence of BPSD in dementia patients, patients should be kept in a stable and safe environment, efforts should be made to ensure good communication with the patients, and patients should be kept feeling relaxed and safe.

Kant's theory on duty-based ethics were based on the principle that no decision should be made unless morally good in itself, regardless of predicted consequences – a thinking he called the categorical  imperative.

Second, the glass micropipette should be made out of good quality glass such that the distributed capacitance C g is small enough to make Z Cg much larger than Zin.