Sentence examples for contrary health from inspiring English sources

Quite the contrary, health club memberships among people 55 and older almost quintupled from 1987 to 2001, according to the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association.

On the contrary, health concerns (e.g. concerns of going blind, treatment outcomes etc).

Quite the contrary, health economics is still a growing field with increasingly detailed analysis of specific questions in characteristic financial and legislative environments.

On the contrary, health locus of control describes individuals' expectations regarding the effect of behavior on their health.

On the contrary, health professionals coding stillbirths seem to prefer having the opportunity to code exact information rather than registering information in broader and more vague categories [ 49, 50], and all complex systems also have broader categories for comparisons that are detailed in subcategories.

In the contrary, public health expenditures do not seem to be of relevance for the individual perception of health.

To his astonishment, the cows didn't get infections; on the contrary, their health improved.

Will chocolate be as intensely craved and taste as richly luscious if it is no longer viewed as a sinful treat, but, quite the contrary, a health food?

The data, commissioned by the department, shows that more members of the public than ever believe the NHS is doing a good job – a finding contrary to health secretary Andrew Lansley's insistence that it is falling short and needs urgent change.

They want us to believe, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, that health insurers and the largely unfettered, loosely regulated marketplace can somehow turn things around.

On the contrary, all health facilities except NM HC had been improving their retention between 2007/8 and 2009/10.