Sentence examples for be much improved if from inspiring English sources
A flat-plate solar thermal collector's efficiency can be much improved if the enclosure in which the solar absorber is housed can be evacuated.
The system could be much improved if, first of all, colleges and publishers would acknowledge that textbooks are more akin to computer software than to trade books.
And local Labour politics would be much improved if officials asked themselves the question: would I tolerate this behaviour if this person didn't have brown skin?
The actions we take would be much improved if we had a better understanding of that history at the time we are called".
Science reporting would be much improved if we had a labeling system that made clear a given study's place in the scientific process.
Finally, the playwright Christopher Durang and I have always thought that the tragedy "Medea" would be much improved if she forgot about revenge and sang and danced, "Forget your troubles, c'mon get happy," with the Greek chorus instead.
The review of "Mortality," by Christopher Hitchens (Sept . 2, would have been much improved if it hadn't been written by a friend of the author.
My life and (and therapists' bills) would have been much improved if anyone told me about all the benefits of having just one child, of which there are many.
In The Essence of Strategic Decisions, Charles Schwenk reports that numerous field and laboratory studies found that decision-making was much improved if someone on the team is brave enough to dissent.
This study would have been much improved if we had always used the same tissue-sampling method.
