(Think of the Whitney and the New Museum, in New York, which do good more often than well).
"When the economy is good, more often we see those with a passion for the fields we offer.
Life doesn't always turn out how we'd like it to, but if we're to get through it and not alienate friends and insult people we have to find a way of living with what we have got and seeing the good more often than the bad.
In his excellent piece Cycling and depression – finding a balance, the cycling blogger @spandelles writes: I have become more aware of the tightrope I walk in relation to cycling: it does make me feel good more often than not, but I have also had experiences before, during and after rides where I have had quite extreme negative episodes which do not seem to be coincidental.
The unexpected death of Antonin Scalia ends the long and consequential career of a powerful, intellectually gifted, caustic, conservative thinker who influenced not only the Supreme Court but also the nation -- occasionally for good, more often for ill.
Nurses who were familiar with the law before the survey classified it as "good" more often than did nurses without prior knowledge (65.8% vs. 39.1%, respectively, p = 0.012).
We found that ICU nurses in hospitals run by religious congregations considered the Austrian organ donation law to be good more often than did those at the University Hospital in Graz.
On the other hand, when we're feeling on top of the world we don't stop to think, "I'd like to feel this good more often".
On balance, men reported very good or good health more often than women (p<0.001).
According to Lars Hundley, the company's owner, visitors who arrive from video-sharing sites purchase goods 20percentt more often than those who come from elsewhere.
