Sentence examples similar to an extra improved from inspiring English sources

Allowing (and encouraging) individuals the time and space to work on diversity and inclusion initiatives as part of their job, rather than as an added extra, improves the efficacy of these efforts and gives our staff the clear message in no uncertain terms that these values are endorsed and embraced by our team.

Ms Homer, who pledged to invest an extra £34million improving call response times, said: "It is a measure we can improve.

Maybe some trust fund babies want to spend an extra $20k to improve that time to only 3.7-seconds.

But do all these extras improve health?

If "Star Trek: Insurrection," the latest installment, is little more than a glorified television episode, it still has all the ingredients that have made it a perennial, with a few extras, including improved special effects.

When launching the adoption white paper last December, the government had promised an extra £66.5m to improve adoption services.

Global opinion surveys are being closely examined and the Foreign Ministry has been granted an extra $2 million to improve Israel's image through cultural and information diplomacy.

It pays an extra dividend by improving the quality of people's lives, for example through greater mobility, enhanced vision and pain relief.

The stimulus bill will provide him with an extra $100 billion to improve America's schools, the biggest educational windfall in the country's history.

The mayor rejected the idea that the teachers who were given an extra year to improve were unfit for the classroom.

Cameron said the government had found an extra £7m to improve the quality of fencing after criticism from Eurotunnel that the UK was not doing enough to address the problem.