Sentence examples for betterment to from inspiring English sources

The end result: Millennials use Betterment to make better investing decisions with the help of technology.

Does it take a nationally televised catastrophe to bring about significant, long-term betterment to racehorse safety?

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

The network is considering teaming up with Betterment to handle investments so its planners can focus on all of the other aspects of their customers' financial lives.

McConnell and Paul are doing what every politician in Washington is doing: trying to game out the shutdown, to bend it to their betterment, to outmaneuver the other side in the game of messaging.

He was never heard to shout - not even in the Labour whips' office, where he worked for three years from 1947 - and while he was humble for himself, he had pride in the progress of human betterment to which he felt his party was contributing - most of the time.

Mrs. March, mother to the four beloved March girls, passes along her indelible spirit and her life-long quest for knowledge and self-betterment to her daughters.

Such techniques to quantify intelligence aligned perfectly with an interventionist approach to social betterment, thanks to Charles Benedict Davenport, head of the Eugenics Record Office.

The composite index score is used to propose betterment strategies to guide the development of local area plans in conjunction with the City's Planning Scheme.

About 250,000 people travelled across the Atlantic primarily to seek economic betterment and to escape hardships and famine.

To strive for their own betterment and to not see the differences in people but to only see the likenesses.