Sentence examples for vital good from inspiring English sources

When times are tough and uncertainty great, a well maintained home is not only a vital good in itself but the most important practical foundation for tenants to pursue other priorities like education and employment.

More recent thinkers be they 19th-century liberals like John Stuart Mill or 20th-century critics of liberalism like Michel Foucault or the members of the Frankfurt School considered dissent as a vital good, one whose relative absence in 19th- and 20th-century democracies went to the heart of the malaise that affected those states.

Thankfully, Mr Vij soon found out how vital good reviews are for restaurants.

Plantinga contends that God is not wrong to permit an evil of this kind, since God cannot bring about a vital good, the existence of free human agents, without there being such an evil.

An illegal system of tunnels provides vital goods for the people — and profits for criminal gangs.

In Papua, the country's easternmost province, Susi delivers vital goods like rice, cement and fuel.

I am struck by  how often the price of services or vital goods came up.

This mid-Atlantic corridor used to be one of the most productive manufacturing areas in the world, and many vital goods and services are still generated there.

In the process, companies selling gas or other vital goods to Iran could essentially be barred from business access to the United States.

The statute prohibits businesses from capitalizing on markets skewed by emergencies by charging "unconscionably excessive" prices for vital goods and services.

With the Israeli closure greatly reducing the supply of fuel, spare parts and other vital goods, less sewage is treated and more fish are contaminated.