Sentence examples for whole wellbeing from inspiring English sources

British Airways features wellbeing exercises in-flight and has since evolved the results into a whole wellbeing section on their website, with medical information, sleep tips and jetlag advice.

"Having a licence helps in mental health because if you don't, they become depressed and they think they are worthless, so having that licence will boost their whole wellbeing, and their family and community as well," she explained.

Huge differences in terms of Daisy being able to make clear choices, having key words to be able to slow herself down without the anxiety building up to her thumping somebody Huge differences in terms of her whole wellbeing, her mental health and wellbeing.

(FGP6) Huge differences in terms of Daisy being able to make clear choices, having key words to be able to slow herself down without the anxiety building up to her thumping somebody Huge differences in terms of her whole wellbeing, her mental health and wellbeing.

And Britain is going the same way, with a whole institute devoted to wellbeing at Cambridge.

And she's seen a positive effect: "I think on the whole our level of wellbeing is good, but the Fitbits have helped us improve on it".

That mission connects faith with justice, personal salvation with social transformation, addresses both personal piety and public policy for the wellbeing of the whole person and the whole community.

Politicians must recognise that reducing inequality is about improving the psychosocial wellbeing of the whole society.

I would also want to broaden our vision of a good education to include wellbeing and the whole child, their happiness and confidence.

Decisions that could affect the wellbeing of a whole country can no longer be made by small groups in smoky rooms without due attention to wider responsibilities.

A simple return to the 1980s where the creativity and imagination of millions is lost to dole queues, low pay, job insecurity and poverty will not only be a tragedy for them but a disaster for Britain's economic wellbeing as a whole.