Sentence examples similar to observe betterment from inspiring English sources
It's not an indictment of Obama to observe that philanthropy, in this context, is effectively the opposite of reparations: it's money given voluntarily for social betterment, not issued as recompense for a wrong.
"Hitler himself — though a bachelor — has long been a convinced advocate of race betterment through eugenic measures," he observed.
"Hitler himself though a bachelor has long been a convinced advocate of race betterment through eugenic measures," he observed.
"Once people see her, they get hooked". Both the British and American shows follow a strict formula: Ms. Frost arrives in a family's home, observes the adults' parenting methods (or lack thereof), then creates a plan for the betterment of the household.
He said that "for the betterment of the country", "Martyrs' Day" - which commemorates dead Tamil Tiger fighters - should not be observed by people.
After all, as Bilbo himself observed in The Hobbit, Gollum had a bit of a rubbish old time of it: "…endless unmarked days without light or hope or betterment, hard stone, cold fish, sneaking and whispering".
By experimenting, observing, and then observing who is observing.
Will it be any betterment?
Betterment cannot always be measured statistically.
But Betterment has two glaring weaknesses.
