Sentence examples for good wellbeing from inspiring English sources

Shelly Asquith, vice president for welfare at the National Union of Students (NUS), says that exam confidence "comes with good wellbeing in general".

They were also built in a way we now increasingly understand means less good wellbeing outcomes for residents.

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Particular attention was paid to maintain good wellbeing of all patients.

Frail people with poor wellbeing had an increased likelihood of mortality, discharge to higher level of care and long LOS than frail people with good wellbeing.

The three dimensions were clear and their separate changes were meaningful in the context of the interview material The scores were able to demonstrate good wellbeing even when physical disability was present The four positive wellbeing questions were relevant to many people and showed up changes even in the less reflective respondents.

No standard cut-off values exist for dividing up the GHQ12 score threshold [ 40]; in this study the total GHQ12 score was dichotomized with a cut-off score of 12: into good psychological wellbeing (=0) and poor psychological wellbeing (=1) for the binary logistic regression analysis.

His new book, The Good Life: Wellbeing and the New Science of Altruism, Selfishness and Immorality, establishes that children are instinctively generous and social.

After all, it is difficult to discuss good mental wellbeing in front of class if we, as adults, do not practise it ourselves.

Further research by the trust, published last month, revealed that children with above-average reading skills are three times more likely to have good mental wellbeing than those with reading skills below the level expected for their age.

Barbara Frost, WaterAid's chief executive, said: "For the first time in history, more people around the globe are now living in cities. Cities should be a place for sustainable lifestyles offering healthy living, good infrastructure, wellbeing and economic growth.