Sentence examples for greater well from inspiring English sources
As he surveyed the forlorn three-hundreth-of-an-acre triangle of asphalt and cement at the junction of Lafayette and Kenmare Streets, he seemed to clench his Dick Tracy jaw in frustration that the Petrosino name could not adorn some greater, well, civic grandeur.
Greater well being can be achieved only by achieving new forms of social organization.
With greater well spacing and with more stages, thermal breakthrough is relatively delayed, and it is optimal to circulate at the maximum possible flow rate.
Little or no change in oil recovery, and the rate of oil recovery, was observed for greater well separations regardless of the fraction of carbon dioxide in the injection gas.
The young people who participated in the programme reported fewer depressive symptoms post-treatment and at follow-up, along with lower stress and greater well-being".
But it is not a guarantee of greater well-being, and its claims should be properly balanced against those of everything else that makes life worthwhile.
But no one insists on considering the many ways that government spending might be better than a tax cut in bringing Americans greater well-being in the decade ahead.
But increases in well-being have not been quite as rapid as in the best performers.Zambia is another of Africa's fast growers but it is the worst performer by a distance at turning that GDP growth into greater well-being.
Consider, too, the experience of the European Union, where the free movement of labor across borders and ease of travel have resulted in greater well-being, and were not the cause of the current monetary and fiscal crisis.
Another is the sense of greater well-being generated by five years of faster economic growth until 2008 and, in many countries, more effective social policies and some income redistribution.
Flavia Perina, a right-wing deputy who abandoned the P.D.L. in December, told me, "In the beginning, Berlusconi brought an idea of a liberal revolution for the masses — he would open up a freer economy, simplify the bureaucracies, bring greater well-being for families.
