Sentence examples similar to better well being from inspiring English sources

If there's gonna be a media circus, you better well be the ringmaster".

But the Mets are concerned about how much better Wells is.

Respondents who completed questionnaires at T0 and T1 were on average younger, reported better well-being, were more often born in the Netherlands and higher educated compared to those who completed only one questionnaire, which may have resulted in non-response bias resulting in a possible under-estimation of the effect of social cohesion on well-being.

This is consistent evidence that participants' identification with a large-scale group is associated with better well-being via their sense of being able to cope in the world.

The sooner we all start figuring out how to benefit from it... the better off well be.

Whenever somebody comes along and says, in print, that there might be something better – well, that's scary.

Children of mother migrants also appeared to have poorer psychological well-being, with more reporting themselves as being unhappy, anxious, and lonely, although this may be mitigated by communication with the migrant parent because a greater frequency of communication was found to be associated with better well-being outcomes for left-behind children.

Taken together, these three indirect effects constitute evidence that the level of one's social identification as a Hindu predicts better well-being because this identification is associated with the belief that one can cope with life's stressors.

Asthma within the past four weeks was significantly related to better well-being at school but no other significant relationship was observed in the group with no mental health abnormalities.

It has also been found that greater availability of coping resources is associated with better well-being in chronically diseased persons [ 39– 42].

The maximum score in each domain is 100 – higher scores being desirable and indicative of better well-being or less pain.