Sentence examples for would only be good from inspiring English sources

This would only be good for Japan.

Nothing personal against either the Yankees or the Mets, but it must be said: a setback for both of them would only be Good for Baseball.

"There is already a Six Nations B and it would only be good for the game to have a yearly play-off between the worst team in the Six Nations and the winners of the B competition," he says.

He concluded by saying: "Sure, [the episode's] writing is smart and the jokes are funny, but without Phil Hartman as Troy McClure, 'A Fish Called Selma' would only be good.

He said he'd "never stop making jokes about taboo subjects," boasted that other publishers were interested in his book and suggested this latest firestorm would only be good for him in the long run. .

I'd only be good at that once.

You know damn well that when you unlocked your iPhone, it'd only be good until the next software update.

Ensuring humans live in an invigorating environment would not only be good economics, it would be the right thing to do.

The idea, Labour claims, is that this would not only be good for migrants; it would also reduce low-skilled immigration, which the party says is flourishing on the back of exploitation.

For Obama to carry out his campaign promise to make health insurance available to everyone in the U.S. would not only be good for the nation's physical well-being, it would also cushion the shock stemming from mounting job losses, as Sarah van Gelder notes for YES! Magazine.

Mr. Obama told reporters he did not foresee a situation in which "American boots on the ground in Syria would not only be good for America but also would be good for Syria," adding that he had consulted with leaders in the Mideast who agree.