Sentence examples for some well-being from inspiring English sources

He urged that Afghan authorities and foreign agencies follow up any military successes against the Taliban with concrete assistance to convince local citizens that Westerners and the Kabul government can deliver security and at least some well-being.

The Lancet said in a July editorial that some well-being indicators of blacks have improved in the last decades, like better health care coverage, but "little movement has been made in reducing the number of black children from impoverished backgrounds".

Some well-being scales, such as the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) [ 13] measure only negative well-being (anxiety and depression).

We often assume that people being worse off than others in some respects, or in some domains of well-being, can be compensated for by their being better off in other respects or domains.

In support of SDT hypotheses, children's physical activity has consistently been predicted by autonomous motivation [12], and in some cases, well-being has been predicted by physical activity contexts that satisfy children's psychological needs [13, 14].

And because things can get noisy, Google is adding to Classroom some digital well-being features for co-teachers that allows them to turn off notifications for specific classes.

The intervention produced significant improvements in mindfulness, self-compassion, mindful health behaviors, and some health behaviors, well-being measures, and some body composition and physical fitness measures.

If you die without a will, or intestate, what happens to your estate -- and in some cases, the well-being of your survivors -- may be decided by strangers in state courts.

Death has meaning when we have accepted the responsibility to be a steward for some expression of well-being.

Again and again, Camus invokes some condition of well-being that has been forfeited, because the pestilence has taken hold.

But I am arguing that if they really are important, they must translate into some sort of well-being.