Sentence examples for argued improving from inspiring English sources

In particular, they argued, improving the education and health of women of child-bearing age could be "a highly effective way to prevent poor health filtering down through generations".

As we have argued, improving quality end-of-life care is a problem of health information.

It would, some argued, improve surveillance and speed the development of new drugs.

In no other country was national life infused – so shaped, coloured and (I'd argue) improved – by its public service broadcaster.

Ubertesters, the company argues, improves on the analytics that more conventional crash-reporting services like Crashlytics offer developers.

It could also be argued that improving perceived tolerability is desirable on the grounds of improving patient satisfaction, even if uptake does not improve.

"Captain E. T. Moore argued that improving road maintenance was more important than the frivolity of improving minds," Mr. Rothenberg said.

We have argued that improving transposon modeling is a worthwhile endeavor, and have shown that, by one metric, the new methods do improve upon the transposon-finding abilities of existing profile HMM parameterization methods.

On the Global development site, Gauri van Gulik argued that improving choices for women will require more political will to uphold women's rights.

That's not much comfort for people who don't work with computers, although Schmidt argued that improving education is the key "to get people prepared for this new world".

Mr. Peña Nieto has argued that improving the economy and education in the long run will bring down the violence, and he has said little about the day-to-day mayhem that afflicts many parts of the country.