well-intentioned

Modifies a noun

• organization: Plan honing his model is to not well-intentioned organization comes of the products.
• attempt: Under no circumstances let a friend try to help as more harm than good often results from misguided but well-intentioned attempts to help.
• effort: Of the Verdant Systems law our knowledge this that well-intentioned efforts.
• people: But like most good ideas dreamed up by nice well-intentioned people, it was quickly abused.
• man: But what will the effect of one of these nights out be on the less well-intentioned men in our town?
• person: The most inconvenient mail I get is for some well-intentioned person to send me a few dollars asking me for a copy of PGP.

Modifying Another Word

• however: However well-intentioned, the North has no right to impose its solutions on the South.
• even: It's best to stick with adults, since even well-intentioned youngsters can forget to come by when they are supposed to.
• often: Anglo-Australian judges are often well-intentioned - but they simply cannot conceive that a rock might have something to say ( Povinelli 1995 ).
• probably: Like many Radicals, the leaders of the disturbances which broke out into open defiance and violence against authority, were probably well-intentioned men.
• certainly: This top-down way of helping families is certainly well-intentioned.
• seemingly: Not only in trade liberalization but in every other aspect of globalization even seemingly well-intentioned efforts have often backfired.