Sentence examples for be a betterment from inspiring English sources

Google's answer seems to be a "betterment of society" one.

Whether it is getting in shape physically or mentally, joining the gym, eating better, sleeping more, minimizing anxiety, etc, new year's eve resolutions are a betterment checkpoint and a moment to think of what can be done to improve ourselves.

An amendment is an improvement, a betterment - Prop 8's proposed "amendment" is a limit, a subtraction and a denial of rights, and that negates equal protection.

The best thought on the subject seemed to be that his death was a civic betterment; but there was one regret.

"There has been a considerable betterment of the security situation, which should pave the way for both parties to move forward together," Mr. Roed-Larsen after a meeting with Mr. Arafat in the West Bank city of Ramallah.

Betterment: Betterment is intended to be a replacement for your savings account, allowing you to invest in two portfolios.

Together much can be accomplished, together the betterment of humanity can be a realistic goal.

Will it be any betterment?

"What I thought would be an exercise in self-betterment turned out to be something a little bigger," he said dryly.

Those who agree with F.R.Tennant that 'faith is an outcome of the inborn propensity to self-conservation and self-betterment which is a part of human nature, and is no more a miraculously superadded endowment than is sensation or understanding' (1943/1989, 111) will accept that this must be a possibility.

Street paving is a class of betterment to which the railroad right of way and station property is generally held to be subject.