Sentence examples for that well intentioned from inspiring English sources

It is easy to say that this is a well-intentioned enterprise executed too slickly, but it's not even all that well intentioned.

While activists like Jarvis acknowledge the reality of sex trafficking in Ontario, the general consensus among sex workers is that well intentioned legislation is often used by authorities to target consenting sex workers.

"We've got numerous instances of kids being pushed to the edge by policies that are well intentioned but badly instituted," said Mr. Greene.

I'm deducting $1.77 for that well-intentioned silliness.

This is the slippery slope that well-intentioned happiness metrics are sitting on.

But that well-intentioned project may have ended up conveniently cataloging their most vulnerable points for the hackers.

He asks that well-intentioned doctors not be "punished" and suggests that "a thorough apology" offered to the patient is enough.

At the same time, however, neoconservatives warn that well-intentioned government programs can produce unintended and unfortunate consequences for the people they are meant to help.

It is not only possible, but likely that well-intentioned goals may be thwarted by ineffective executions or regulations that bring unintended consequences.

— Tanya Abrams You're finally preparing to answer the question that well-intentioned family members, neighbors and complete strangers have been asking you for what feels like years: Where are you going to college?

One of the reasons that well-intentioned people didn't take seriously what he soon was saying about Hitler was that he had recently been saying the same kind of thing about Gandhi.