be no bad thing

In the long run, it may be no bad thing for students if they miss out on this particular fillip.

Anticipating scarcity by overeating in times of plenty would be no bad thing if times of scarcity were a real risk.

It may be no bad thing to see what the root of this celebrated alienation really is.

And clearly, you know, hero-izing their designers a bit will be no bad thing.

One more radical option might be to launch a bid for Aviva, and in this scenario, extra financial muscle would be no bad thing.

But since Motorola has failed to make this vision a reality, that might be no bad thing.

The former might be no bad thing; the latter surely would be.

I'm not suggesting that the beavers will eat people who go to see them, although if they are ramblers that would be no bad thing.

The rich will become a little poorer. That may be no bad thing, but beware a backlash.

That may be no bad thing, given that the Dalai Lama says he now hopes to return to Poland more frequently.

Yet, if desired savings were lowered, that would be no bad thing now.

Unemployment benefit does encourage unemployment in the short term; but that may be no bad thing.

Our leaders' recent confession that a legally binding climate agreement is not feasible this year may be no bad thing.

After those excesses, a period of private sobriety and public austerity may prove to be no bad thing.

A little more in the pay-packet may thus be no bad thing, even for the capitalists.

That would be no bad thing, says Wesley Wark, a security specialist at the University of Toronto.

In turn, young people think low-key calm down would be no bad thing.

For central banks and those watching them, this may be no bad thing.

If this helps temper BYD's bullishness, that may be no bad thing.

Of course, in the current climate that may be no bad thing.

A less overmighty metropolis may be no bad thing.