Sentence examples for single wellbeing from inspiring English sources

For critics of the system, the big issue is the lack of a single "wellbeing index", a big number, like GDP, against which countries could be compared.

But the moment you try to create this single wellbeing index, you're trying to nail down wellbeing to one conception, and I think that is in a way totalitarian.

Items on the SIQ, excepting number of school absences, showed acceptable levels of inter-item (Cronbach's α =.71) and were combined into single 'school wellbeing' variables, with higher scores indicating a more positive attitude towards school and schoolwork.

It is not credible that there could be a single understanding of wellbeing that all people at all times would settle on.

The fourth and final step, involved the introduction of the single variable ' musculoskeletal wellbeing'.

It is unlikely that any single aspect of the welfare state is responsible for wellbeing, but rather its influence is likely to arise as a result of a combination of policies.

Based on a pooled sample of ≈11,500 unrelated, comprehensively-genotyped Swedish and Dutch individuals, estimates of broad-sense heritability of 5 –10 % for single-question survey measures of wellbeing is found.

In the revised paperback edition of our book The Spirit Level, we include an analysis of the effects of higher rates of single parenthood on l­evels of child wellbeing in rich countries.

And I think more money will be available as people come to understand that you can get results and that reducing teen pregnancy is the most efficient single way to improve overall child wellbeing, and to reduce persistent child poverty".

The single greatest contributor to people's wellbeing is what sort of relationships are they in.

An estimated 143,000,000 children are single or double orphans, making their wellbeing and future productivity a concern for international and national policy makers and local providers.