Sentence examples for some goodwill from inspiring English sources

"It created some goodwill," he said.

With some goodwill and flexibility on both sides, the differences on how to achieve them could be narrowed.

Hours later I came back and found five garbage bags by the front door, some labeled "Trash," some "Goodwill".

It's true that this is likely to sap some goodwill from the U.S.-China relationship, though a drawn-out extradition battle would have been even messier.

By delivering reform, however compromised, and by reducing the trade distortions caused by the CAP, the EU seems to have won some goodwill in Geneva.

The changes, plus the new marketing slogan, "Philadelphia 76ers: Passionate, Intense, Proud," are meant to create some goodwill and buzz in hopes of turning the franchise around.

He said he would counsel them to reach out actively to fans, create events they can attend and engender some goodwill while the lockout costs them games.

But sources in Brussels said that there was a fix available, provided leaders believed the departure of the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis had created some goodwill.

Over-aggressively slashing fees irked bankers unnecessarily and cost the company some important goodwill.

Thus the new prime minister has gained some unexpected goodwill from the services.

If they think a combination of helmets, high vis, and some generalised goodwill is all that's needed to improve cycle safety, they're wrong.