"When the disaster was big enough," King writes, "agony and violent death had an enriching quality".
Innovation is the source of economic prosperity and global progress, simplifying routines and enriching quality of life.
We consider primarily the domains of home, health, and social participation for individuals over age 65 and the potential role of information, communication, and robotic technology for enhanced independence, maintenance of autonomy, and enriched quality of life.
They are not acknowledging that music has a wonderfully positive power and enriching quality -- particularly in moments of desperation, loneliness, disaster.
And not just for their enriching qualities, either.
Year after year, research confirms that the value of a four-year college degree is returned generously in dividends of increased employability, income potential, and social benefit to communities in which college graduates live and work, not to mention the personal life-enriching qualities that an education generates in perpetuity.
You do that to enrich the quality of life for the residents".
As good as some boards are becoming, they can do more to enrich the quality of boardroom discussions.
Although that still makes many academics uncomfortable, people increasingly acknowledge that local, experiential or applied knowledge can enrich the quality and impact of investigations.
We're at the heart of the planning system and also, of course, always trying to improve it, to stretch its boundaries and to enrich the quality of the advice we offer.
