betterment

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• They heroically committed their lives to the betterment of our nation, only to be met with longstanding policies barring them from service or forcing them to conceal who they are.

• So, you can’t give up, you’ve got to keep trying to deal with improvement and betterment.

• Richard is a nephew of physician and family patriarch Arthur Sackler, who in family lore was dedicated to the betterment of humankind but who, in Keefe’s account, comes off rather less charitably.

• Flattening the curve requires Americans to all take fairly uniform actions — wearing masks, not gathering — for the betterment of the whole of society.

• For the betterment of performance, I recommend trying to identify ways to get out of learning mode, even if it means finding creative ways to expand targeting while still remaining relevant.

• I think what we want and what we need is to be part of the system, and change it for the betterment of our people.

• Asked to predict how they would fare in five years, Brazilians graded their chances for betterment at 9.2 on a scale of 10.

• I consider it biological gonzo journalism in pursuit of the ultimate story—the betterment of my own health.

• The Accrington Public Library was a fully stocked library built out of stone on the values of an age of self-help and betterment.

• “On the Limits of Self-Improvement”Vanity Fair, October 2007 There's an entire micro-economy based on the pursuit of betterment.