Similar words: improvement, self-imposed, self-important, self-importance, improve, improver, improved, improve on. Meaning: n. the act of improving yourself.
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1. Heaven revolves, the gentleman to unremitting self-improvement.
2. The process is one of perpetual self-improvement.
3. Companies that offer opportunities for self-improvement therefore benefit by attracting and retaining the best talent.
4. Apparently her various self-improvement ploys have included a short course in relaxation therapy.
5. Self-improvement and upward mobility became suspect in the general Sixties backlash against bourgeois materialism.
6. Our spirit: to seek truth with constant self-improvement, to spread culture of well-being and dare to realize our dreams but without self- complacence .
7. It baffles me that after all this self-improvement training, I feel stuck.
8. This is a part of the process of self-improvement that all companies need to integrate.
9. Most of us fail in our efforts at self-improvement because our schemes are too ambitious and we never have time to carry them out.
10. Political restructuring is the self-improvement and development of the socialist political system.
11. Trying to blaze a trail of self-reliance and self-improvement is an active and rational choice for the development of Shenzhen Tax agency and agencies in the other industry at large.
12. The manual is full of the jargon and slang of self-improvement courses.
13. Diet, exercise ... It's all part of this cult of self-improvement.
14. Diet, therapy, exercise... It's all part of the cult of self-improvement.
15. My eldest brother, Joe, used to take correspondence courses, so one lived in an environment of self-improvement.
16. The reality of reengineering has begun to gnaw away at those who had earnestly embraced this newest form of management self-improvement.
17. The aim in doing this is not to depress yourself but to be open to the possibility of self-improvement.
18. It is unfortunate that shorthand here makes Lewis imply that the life of submission to Grace is a course of self-improvement.
19. Some voices within the labour movement stressed a blend of self-improvement, pleasure and health.
20. The revision of retrieved results is of great importance for CBR system to realize its self-improvement and ampliation.
21. This essay makes a sidewise approach to the personality self-improvement trend of the main male character by analyzing the progress of his personality transformation.
22. The political restructuring we pursue in China is aimed at advancing the self-improvement and development of the socialist political system.
23. After several years of unremitting efforts, collect all my colleagues in the wisdom and constant self-improvement and self-adjustment .
24. The excess supply of datable womenthe resulting dating disadvantage forces women into bursts of self-improvement, which may explain why they tend to be better dressedbetter educated than men.
25. Do you mean, " asked the teacher, that all self-improvement is egotistic ?"
26. Knowing what you need and recognizing those things that are wants are an important part of any self-improvement endeavor.
27. Rare is the employer that does not support, in some manner, its workers who commit to self-improvement through certification.
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28. Sometimes that answer is better accommodations and environmental support. Other times that answer some sort of therapy or other form of self-improvement.
29. An economy until recently dependent on peasant farming in harsh latitudes has shaped a stoic national character and an appetite for self-improvement.
30. Again, the answer to this question should be form of self-improvement.
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