Sentence examples for world improvement from inspiring English sources
Right-wingers see insidious, delusional liberalism, in its stakeholder ethos and its pretense of world improvement.
He has seized the levers that are available to him, and to everyone's surprise (surely including his) those old levers are still geared to the engines of world improvement.
Both leading representatives of so-called pedagogic realism, Wolfgang Ratke and John Amos Comenius, were motivated by this ideal of world improvement through a comprehensive reform of the school system.
In contrast, I stand with Buckley ("Don't let ideologues try to create heaven on earth, because they'll deprive us of freedom and make things a lot worse") and Bill Bonner ("Traditional American conservatism was not a doctrine of world improvement, but a mood of skepticism toward all "isms" and empire builders").
Terry Moore, a teacher at Stillman Elementary, has brought his social action club — World Improvement by Tenafly Students — to the vigil several times, and before each visit, his third, fourth and fifth graders collect canned goods to drop off at the armory for National Guard families.
DIY-bio has largely adopted the general principles of the hacker ethic such as sharing, openness, decentralization, free access to computers or tech, and world improvement (Levy 1984).
We shall illustrate these by following a hypothetical example based on a real-world improvement project.
Before he decided to go into the world-improvement business, by way of monitoring emotional fitness, Leidner ran a downloadable-games company.
Doing so, Chein has found, translates into the kind of real-world improvements associated with increases in cognitive capabilities.
Particularly for pain management and mood disorders such as depression, measuring real-world improvements is difficult because it depends almost entirely on a patient self-reporting, a valuation subject to bias.
Their aim is to make real-world improvements for patients: making it easier to see a GP, providing more specialist care in people's homes, speeding up the diagnosis of cancer and offering help faster to people with mental ill health.
