Sentence examples for been improved upon and from inspiring English sources

Many of the customization capabilities of STS have been improved upon and incorporated into both SharePoint Portal Server (SPS) and Windows SharePoint Services (WSS).

In short, the biggest-selling point on a $34,000 Ressence – a watch with a pillowy, almost organic case and dial style – has been improved upon and mass-manufactured by a company that makes cellphones.

"Of course, anything can be improved upon, and any additional security would be welcomed".

I'm going to consider carefully whether they can be improved upon and whether to make representations.

I have no doubt this work could be improved upon, and I hope that the commission accepts this challenge.

The Historic Districts Council said 900 Fifth's "historic design does not need to be improved upon and should be preserved like that of any other landmarked building".

But if we're stuck with the children's menu, there's no reason it can't be improved upon and made less of a sop to cosseted little fried-food addicts.

Today, war crimes by governments are declining in part because the original rules were improved upon and are working to influence military doctrine — even among those governments who never formally signed onto them.

It was purer that way, more perfect (if perfect could be improved upon), and his alone, untainted by accommodation to the world outside himself, that world of potential readers that inevitably fell short of his expectations.

"There's some things that can be improved upon, and it has more to do with the mind-set and the culture, but it definitely needs to be addressed," said Cockrell, who added that work habits were not one of them.

In "Cooking by Hand" (Clarkson Potter, 2003), he argues, "It is often the case that the more primitive version of a dish cannot be improved upon, and a cook can do no better than attempt to preserve the memory of taste and process associated with it".