Sentence examples for less well-being from inspiring English sources
Consequently, whatever the number of people in population Z, there will be less well-being in this world as compared to population A and thus the Repugnant Conclusion is blocked.
In addition, the residents in the experimental group indicated less well-being and less satisfaction than those in the control group.
For obviously, the same two individuals may also be unequal in some other component of well-being, and the individual who is less healthy may not have less well-being overall.
So high performance on job combined with fewer prospects of rewards lead to adverse effects, for example less well-being.
In some countries married persons report on average about two points (on a 10-point scale) more subjective well-being than others; in other countries the gaps are very small, or married persons tend even to have less well-being than others.
There were negative correlations with the SF-36 as higher SF-36 scores indicate more and higher FAS scores less well-being: the correlation between FAS and SF-36 MCS (rho = -0.531; P < 0.0001; Table 4) was particularly interesting, but the correlations with the SF-36 sub-scales and summary measures were not as close as those between FAS and the FIQ.
Jimmy Trainer fared less well, being effectively ruined by the indoor football failure.
Others fare less well, being abandoned or killed, many because they are believed to exhibit behaviour problems.
And in case, you are shaking your head at this narrow definition of happiness, take note that people that valued happiness the most also reported 17percentt less psychological well-being.
The exposed group tended to report more symptoms characteristic of depression, such as distractibility, tiredness, slowness, and less emotional well-being.
Two meta-analyses show contrasting results in mental health between men and women when exposed to unemployment: one of them states that women have less psychological well-being after unemployment than do men, whereas the other concludes the opposite.
