Sentence examples for It would be improved from inspiring English sources

It would be improved, though, if its 80-minute second half of silly psychedelic storytelling lasted 60 minutes instead.

It would be improved by labeling the panels and images with the conditions rather than having the reader refer back to the table for explanation.

It would be improved if the authors characterized the MinC contribution to FtsZ localization in more detail to confirm the effect of MinC.

Trump did not expand on how it would be improved.

This bill should be passed as a move in the right direction, even if it would be improved by a stronger trigger-lock provision.

Besides, I can think of no single situation in the West Midlands so bad that it would be improved by having Liam Byrne in charge of Birmingham.

But formerly I felt duty bound to have a go, out of a vague sense that it would be improving, and also to forestall questions from kind but slight acquaintances who assumed I'd have assimilated the whole list at top speed and have well-formed opinions of each title.

In one exercise requiring Mochrie and Lawrence to speak only in questions, he replies to her "did you miss me?" with a reflex "compared to what?" There are one or two squibs, and it'd be improved if Lawrence weren't the only woman: the male bias is sometimes conspicuous.

After all, no one's ever streamed a Boiler Room set and thought it'd be improved by Simon Cowell dropping a few shoulder shrugs and firing off a few gun fingers in Oneman's direction.

Asked whether Trump's replacement plan amounts to an expansion of government health care, Spicer insisted Monday it does not, saying access would be improved and costs would be driven down through marketplace competition.

Following parental complaints about social stigmatisation, and the inconvenience of handling multiple doses during the day, it was hoped that adherence would be improved by developing once-daily MPH preparations.