Sentence examples for be improved by having from inspiring English sources

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.

Finally we observed, through incorporating as-prepared gold nanoparticles into POEGMA, that nanoparticle distribution and mobility could be improved by having a rougher surface morphology.

Mr. O'Neill urged increasing the staff and improving equipment at the state-run Department of Motor Vehicles in Connecticut although some Republican legislators say service could be improved by having a private contractor run the department.

How many action, roleplaying, storytelling and other games would be improved by having 30% more screen area dedicated to the game world?

"Some services provided directly to the public will be improved by having a larger pool of staff to process their enquiries," he said.

We suggest that the low global accuracy of the issuance of VALs could be improved by having more monitoring networks equipped to a medium level, but also by using probabilistic hazard management during volcanic crisis.

Meaningful improvement is improved by having different 'eyes' view the processes involved.

It turns out every film ever made could have been improved by having Walk Of Life by Dire Straits playing over its final scene.

There is an evolutionary advantage in having no follicles on the palms or soles, Dr. Stenn suggested, because grip is improved by having no hair there.

Since the ability to monitor and measure performance is improved by having better technologies, digitisation seems to complement the American way of managing.

Nobody can know what might have happened if Agüero was sent off but West Ham's chances of finding an equaliser, rather than going on to concede a third goal, would clearly have been improved by having an extra man.