Sentence examples for i wellbeing from inspiring English sources

This has major implications for liveable cities (LC), which in future policy terms might be considered to include aspects of (i) wellbeing, (ii) resource security (i.e. 'one planet' living) and (iii) carbon reduction (now enshrined in international law).

Five categories of the Older People's Quality of Life questionnaire were used to form the psychosocial variables in our study: (i) wellbeing; (ii) sense of control (mastery); (iii) social activities; (iv) enjoyment of home and neighbourhood and (v) social relationships [ 24].

I call Wellbeing Escapes, who specialise in booking spa holidays, and ask them to suggest somewhere which will deliver some sunshine and serenity without the need to travel to another hemisphere.

She described how this impacted negatively on her wellbeing: I had a large bleed afterwards, when I got home.

After being ushered in, he offers me a (soft) drink and shows concern for my wellbeing (I look tired – my baby's not sleeping).

Possibly because staff at the latter aren't alienated but have a stake in their company's wellbeing, I added silently.

Different disabled people will have different priorities – for me, educating myself by attending public lectures is crucial to my wellbeing; I know many other disabled people whose social lives are at the core of their reasons for living.

This is going to be a cavalry charge and, with an amateur on board, a far from foot-perfect conveyance who has had a last-minute scare concerning his wellbeing, I am going to look elsewhere.

In a new report published as part of the Bellagio Initiative (a Rockefeller Foundation-funded scheme looking at the future of philanthropy and international development in the pursuit of human wellbeing), I argue that an "ecosystem" of different foundations and funding styles will meet future challenges much more effectively than a "monoculture".

The slight irony of all this is that, as Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Gronp (APPG) on Wellbeing, I spend several hours a week promoting initiatives to encourage a better quality of living, discussing the importance of the work-life balance and writing about the benefits of taking time out.

In recognition of the contribution that garden birds make to my general wellbeing, I decided to invest part of the working day yesterday in a trip to Costco in Watford to stock up on bird seed and nuts for the winter (12kg bags are just a fiver).