Sentence examples for sometimes more good from inspiring English sources
(Wong's stories were sometimes more good than true).
Make up your mind.' " Other doctors say that even though they may become frustrated when patients look up every symptom, every diagnosis and every drug on the Internet, the information can sometimes do more good than harm.
But simultaneous to these positive advances has been a huge, lucrative global marketing ploy of these words that are now leading us back to lack of creativity, plus exploitation and sometimes more harm than good.
He suggests, plausibly, that this is a potentially more embarrassing consequence for such a theory: 'Even if one is willing to accept the result that one is sometimes more rational in the good case than in the bad case, it is harder to live with the claim that one is sometimes more rational in the bad case than the good case' (p. 390).
As is common among teenage boys at an all-boy high school, trying to get a laugh was sometimes more important than getting good grades.
Smaller amounts can be sold on high-profile auction sites for roughly 90 percent, or sometimes more if you have good, wearable jewelry.
In my case, it forced me to hustle more (good), but sometimes I took on clients I didn't want just to make sure I could afford the rent (bad).
Sometimes disappointing people will do them more good than making them feel good when they are being selfish.
Wood shavings (dust free) are sometimes more expensive but can be a good option, because they are clean and hygienic and your horse won't eat them (thus not ingesting anything dangerous or harmful to them).
Every day, she spends a good eight hours browsing the Internet — sometimes more.
