Synonym: good will, grace. Similar words: food web, goody-goody, willy-nilly, good, will, goody, goods, swill. Meaning: n. 1. (accounting) an intangible asset valued according to the advantage or reputation a business has acquired (over and above its tangible assets) 2. the friendly hope that something will succeed 3. a disposition to kindness and compassion.
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61. Success in operation will depend on the goodwill of the labour force as there is a collective rather than personal incentive.
62. Two, the goodwill of the people involved is something that makes for a successful Olympic Games.
63. Customer goodwill is an important intangible asset of any business.
64. But she knows she can not trade on the goodwill of her nation for much longer.
65. A subscription would make Leapor economically dependent upon the goodwill of the wealthy.
66. Why are such decent men, of such ability and goodwill, now being overtaken by events?
67. Even if not everyone means well, leaders of goodwill can organize their relations so that goodwill prevails.
68. Miss Fogerty was humbly grateful for her goodwill, but would never have dreamt of imposing upon it.
69. The sheer weight of goodwill fax messages told them of this fact.
70. It would be a right insult to them to back off, and as you say, their goodwill could be handy.
71. They want an atmosphere of goodwill amongst colleagues and to have harmonious working relationships even with people with whom they disagree.
72. That morning he had to call on a lot of goodwill from the proprietors and editors of the media.
73. It depends for success upon the goodwill and support of the LEAs and the schools.
74. Christmas was coming, the season of goodwill and new bikes, but Henry wasn't looking forward to it at all.
75. Both relied heavily upon the goodwill of the private profession because the payment involved was minimal.
76. A buffet supper was served and a lot of goodwill was generated.
77. As a goodwill gesture, Pac Bell sent baskets of fruit to competitors welcoming them to the market.
78. Any attempt to legislate goodwill in the market-place is doomed to failure.
79. In addition, local employment is created and this promotes goodwill towards the company, which in itself assists in developing markets further.
80. While saying this I do not want to exaggerate the lack of adequate supplies of goodwill.
81. Some one makes a mistake or a misguided decision, costing your organization lots of time, money, and goodwill.
82. It's the kind of message that just might, during the season of goodwill,[http://sentencedict.com/goodwill.html] persuade drivers not to drink.
83. The new pope did not share the general goodwill towards Frederick, and wanted to assert the superiority of pope over emperor.
84. On the one hand, what they do, and the energy and goodwill they bring to it, are admirable.
85. A tactful environmental lobby, a sympathetic farmer and a smattering of goodwill on both sides may continue to produce encouraging results.
86. U.S. troops arrived to find an enormous reservoir of public goodwill.
87. It's a sort of goodwill thing that Bonn puts out for the Allied forces; it doesn't outsell Playboy.
88. Congress eliminated the use of supervisory goodwill and capital credits.
89. Would it be possible for us to send him a copy of 4 Gardens as a gesture of goodwill?
90. The continuing partners will wish to ensure that the outgoing partner can not damage that goodwill.
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