Sentence examples for admirable improvements from inspiring English sources
If Intel is going to take a serious run at mobile relevance, it'll be with Bay Trail, not CloverTrail+, despite admirable improvements made with this generation.
The motivation for self-improvement is indisputably admirable.
Yet with complex, often chaotic lives of patients and providers, this transformation and these improvements require provincial and national leadership and the will to instigate the admirable reforms set out in policies for the health care system.
Self-improvement is a deeply embedded American trait, something other cultures find both admirable and amusing.
It's an improvement on the last one, but this is so defiantly crass, it's almost admirable.
Lewis listed several admirable qualities behind the strong ish) Christmas – sharper prices, better customer service and fewer empty shelves – but none of those improvements are free from the retailer's point of view.
And, with luck, he should be a big improvement on his old-guard predecessor, Oscar Luigi Scalfaro.By any standard, Mr Ciampi is unusual and for the most part admirable.
On one level it's admirable that the company discloses, for instance, that as of 2008, 11.8 percent of its Southeast Asia factories received a "needs improvement" rating.
