Sentence examples for age betterment from inspiring English sources

Bronze Age betterment This sense of betterment – of home improvement, literally – is hinted at in the incredible archaeological discovery of a Bronze Age house near Peterborough.

They also considered Brain Age 2 a "noble effort towards the betterment of our mental health through a painless training regimen".

Since the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) 20 years ago, a generation has come of age and much has changed for their betterment in Russia.

To a ripe old age, she was involved with every movement for betterment in Bronx County.

All you do to sign up for Betterment is go to their website, input your age and income, and select what your goal is.

We swashbuckled our way through a more swashbuckling age, blowing various tribesmen to bits for their long-term betterment, knocking Hitler for six and proving our moral superiority, before mellowing and founding the UN.

It is also a rich source of vitamin E which is essential nutrient for betterment of skin and can serve as an effective anti- aging agent.

From brain-boosting nootropics to the New Age obsession that is healing crystals, we'll be trialling tools that promise self-betterment.

Beginning in Brooklyn, the betterment of the world is expected to take about 20 years.

Human Revolution wasn't exactly a work of sunny, Steve Jobsian optimism, but it did give play to the idea of a "golden age" in cybernetics and transhumanism, with entrepreneurs like David Sarif free to meddle with our God-given flesh for the supposed betterment of civilization.

Human Revolution wasn't exactly a work of sunny, Steve Jobsian optimism, but it did give play to the idea of a "golden age" in cybernetics and transhumanism, with entrepreneurs like David Sarif free to meddle with our God-given flesh for the supposed betterment of civilisation.