Sentence examples for higher levels of life from inspiring English sources

Type B personalities report higher levels of life satisfaction and are more likely to be patient and even-tempered.

At one point he even claims blandly that a bigger Heathrow means "higher levels of life satisfaction, mental health and happiness".

"Essentially, compared to young people who don't play video games at all, those who play about an hour per day tend to have higher levels of life satisfaction, lower levels of externalising problems (so they're less likely to have issues with conduct and hyperactivity), whereas those who tend to play or more 3 hours per day tend to come off worse off on those measures" he says.

Women have higher levels of life satisfaction than men, while the impact of age follows a U-shaped curve, with a turning point around the age of 40 42.

Unlike in Finland and Sweden, the relationship between age and subjective well-being in Estonia and Latvia was best described as curvilinear, with younger and older people having higher levels of life satisfaction.

Evidence was found that from tequio, a form of community participation, people find new fields of opportunity that result in the use of their individual and collective skills, which are being framed to promote processes of economic, political, social, cultural and environmental activities designed to boost the capacity to generate higher levels of life quality for the community.

Patients taking the anemia drugs in those trials and in some others also experienced higher levels of life-threatening blood clots, prompting Johnson & Johnson to stop some clinical trials of Procrit last fall.

But to be a highly religious, prayerful African-American woman does not necessarily lead to higher level of life satisfaction and can have some boomerang effects, sometimes making black women more judgmental of themselves.

"Africa is currently the region of the world where population growth is still rather rapid due to continued high levels of fertility, but even there we see the sorts of changes that were predicted and expected in the sense that, once populations start to have a higher level of life expectancy, they also come to realise that there's not the same need to produce as many children," he said.

The study found that for the most part, boys reported a higher level of life satisfaction than girls, and the disparity got worse with age.

A positive coefficient may then indicate either that diversity has a positive impact on life satisfaction, or that – for some reason – happier people (with a higher level of life satisfaction) end up living in more diverse areas.