Similar words: quality, equality, inequality, walk of life, quality standards, qualify, qualified, qualifying. Meaning: n. your personal satisfaction (or dissatisfaction) with the cultural or intellectual conditions under which you live (as distinct from material comfort).
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31. It is hard to define precisely what constitutes quality of life.
32. I wouldn't advocate the academic playpen scenario but I seem to remember having some quality of life.
33. And growing prosperity has boosted the quality of life for workers, while dramatically diminishing the number of labor complaints.
34. With the spring, there was a dramatic improvement in the quality of life.
35. Communication disorders are a source of considerable frustration and undoubtedly interfere with the quality of life.
36. The most encouraging outcome is patient survival with an improved quality of life.
37. The main difference is that before we made quality of life enforcement a high priority.
38. It should be pointed out that despite increasing income concentration, there has been a general improvement in the quality of life.
39. The city's low population and openness contribute to the high quality of life in Phoenix.
40. Skerne Park Community Action Group was set up in 1989 to improve the quality of life for people living on the estate.
41. It provides a single quality of life score based on indexes of perceived physical wellbeing, psychological state,(Sentencedict.com) and sociability.
42. The crucial question for Henzler is which of these capitalist systems will give its people the best quality of life.
43. The only way to decide is to assess the situation in each case in terms of the cat's quality of life.
44. Main outcome measures Long term survival in patients after urgent cardiac transplantation and perceived quality of life.
45. First, there are services to enhance the quality of life of children living at home with their families.
46. However, it also questions the practicality of simultaneously lowering the consumption of natural resources and improving quality of life.
47. Being over-weight, and eating and exercising inappropriately, will make many diseases worse and will affect the quality of life.
48. Residents first called for a ban four years ago, claiming that heavy vehicles were ruining their quality of life.
49. Current levels of traffic seriously undermine the quality of life in our cities.
50. The Plan sets out a vision to improve the quality of life.
51. I like a good quality of life, whatever name you want to give to that.
52. With growing success has also come a more informed understanding of the quality of life.
53. Both aerobic exercise and strength training are essential for good nutrition and quality of life.
54. Technology changes the quality of life. Technology cannot replace human intelligence. Dr T.P.Chia 
55. Our quality of life depends on the quality of our leaders.
56. Quality of life could be improved for many of the terminally ill patients.
57. Similarly, people with physical handicap affecting the quality of life would have less claim on resources.
58. Mr Forsyth said that the tenants' association had tried hard to improve the quality of life for all concerned.
59. From this starting point, the purpose of multidisciplinary assessment becomes the assessment of quality of life and risk.
60. They were much more concerned about efforts to prevent illness, and to improve the quality of life of people incurably ill.
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