Sentence examples for elevated living from inspiring English sources

The proposal is patterned on the European Union, which elevated living standards in the poorer countries like Spain and Greece and was able to tolerate a freer movement of workers.

The evolution of technology has strengthened the potential for social productivity and has elevated living standards.

Keeping the spending spigots open became the only way to maintain newly elevated living standards.

In fact, globalization's power to elevate living standards is far from obvious; what is much clearer is the association of globalization with increasing inequality.

And that is why, for all of globalization's obvious power to elevate living standards, it is going to be a tough, tough sell to all those millions who still say a prayer before they ride the elevator.

The defining issues of the next several decades: climate change, the end of American Empire (and with it a measure of global stability), and the seeming failure of capitalism to elevate living standards anywhere in the Global North since 2008 are all, in their own ways, fascinating and merit our full attention.

The current energy production capacity has failed to support economic growth, infrastructural development, and in elevating living standards [4 6].

The characteristic "Queenslander" architecture there involves elevating living spaces on stilts to maximize ventilation and capture summer breezes.

4. Noriega-Ortiz believes that "interiors should be elevated into living works of art".

Through slicing, dicing, juicing, blending and dehydrating, Klein has elevated living-foods cuisine to a gourmet level.

So I'll be lying this one out, keeping my leg elevated and living vicariously through the emails, calls and photos sent to me by friends lucky enough to partake.