Sentence examples for mental wealth from inspiring English sources

Beddington, J. et al. The mental wealth of nations.

If anyone can turn our Mental Welfare into Mental Wealth, we're sure it's Lucille.

The figures showing a 50% increase in student suicides between 2007 and 2011 were released by the Office for National Statistics after a Freedom of Information request by Ed Pinkney, the founder of Mental Wealth UK, a student body committed to promoting wellbeing on university campuses.

It's called mental wealth".

Debbie believes in creating wealth across all verticals: financial wealth, creative wealth, a wealth of health, emotional wealth, mental wealth, philanthropic wealth and spiritual wealth.

She had the self-confidence to exist and thrive in a male-dominated world, deriving inspiration from a childhood which, though materially impoverished, her obituarist has described as "of great spiritual and mental wealth".

The variables which appeared to mediate the relationship between occupational grade and quality of life following retirement were: physical and mental health, wealth, social status and, more equivocally, social participation.

Seven factors that are known to predict quality of life and for which there is evidence of associations with social position were included in the analyses as mediating variables: physical health, mental health, wealth, perceived social status, neighbourhood characteristics, social support and social participation.

As nations move from poverty to wealth mental health problems begin to account for some 25% of the total health problem.

RP, MP and SK all contributed expert advice and/or technical assistance in the respective areas of income, mental health and wealth.

The instrumental value of the arts to wealth, to mental and physical health, to education, to social coherence, is real and enormously important.