The part of a sentence "betterment without" can be used in written English, but it may not be a complete sentence on its own.
It could be used as a phrase or a clause within a larger sentence. For example: - The new company policy promises betterment without compromising on work-life balance. - Many people believe that true change can be achieved only through hard work and betterment without shortcuts. - The government's initiative aims to promote betterment without causing any harm to the environment. - She has dedicated her life to the betterment of society without expecting anything in return. - The school emphasizes the importance of personal growth and betterment without solely focusing on academic achievements.
Nanotechnology promises to contribute much to the betterment of humanity, but without appropriate assessment of the risks, the technology will not be developed safely and with public confidence[2].
The head of the powerful Service Employees International Union said on Thursday that he trusts Barack Obama will use the bailout money transparently and for the betterment of homeowners, even without legislation requiring him to do so.
I start with some of the basics that guide me and other Hindus in their daily lives -- the essential spiritual teachings of Hinduism: belief in an all-pervasive Divine; that selfless service for the betterment of others and without expectation of the fruits is always the higher path; and that each and every living being is, by his or her very nature, divine.
While many fret over aspects of Israeli life, they continue to be drawn by the prospect of economic betterment and the chance to live without having to apologize for, or submerge, their Jewishness.
After all, as Bilbo himself observed in The Hobbit, Gollum had a bit of a rubbish old time of it: "…endless unmarked days without light or hope or betterment, hard stone, cold fish, sneaking and whispering".
The townsfolk were barely literate and desperately poor and without much hope for economic betterment — until word reached Roseto at the end of the nineteenth century of the land of opportunity across the ocean.
I knew her counsel was without agenda and always for the betterment of the whole.
All the time, we don't want to be caught doing it but nevertheless it's part of the adaptations of our species, we change who we are to fit the exigencies of our time, and not just strategically, or to our own advantage, sometimes sympathetically, without our even knowing it for the betterment of the whole group.
The youths' message of growing up in this country without legal papers while striving for education and betterment is an appealing American narrative, which they use to maximum political effect.
A more powerful and confident Congress party has an opportunity to work towards the betterment of the largest concentration of Muslims in the world, without compromising the overall goals it sets for the nation.
