Sentence examples for broadly improving from inspiring English sources

The more recent rise of Shia influence in Iraq and the success of Hizbullah, the Shia party-cum-militia in Lebanon, have caused similar waves, made stronger by Iran's bid to become the dominant and perhaps nuclear-armed regional power.Conuclear-armed regionaly among the Gulf monarchies but had until recently been broadly impower.Conditions

The research firm said the U.S. refining industry has entered an upward industry cycle of broadly improving profitability, following 20 years of low returns.

This has implications for other jurisdictions working on accessible transport for older citizens and, more broadly, improving the sustainability of cities.

Formed before international negotiations of the revised International Health Regulations IHRR), the Middle East Consortium for Infectious Disease Surveillance (MECIDS) is a regional collaboration aimed at facilitating implementation of the revised IHR and, more broadly, improving the detection and control of infectious disease outbreaks among neighboring countries in an area of continuous dispute.

Improvements in engine and design technology have been used to increase horsepower, but not to broadly improve fuel economy.

Mr Blair's academies have broadly improved, although that is perhaps to be expected: the worst schools got new head teachers and had nowhere to go but up.

Thus far this year, capital markets have normalized, credit spreads lessened and economic indicators broadly improved.

Learning environments that merge embodied actions with representationally rich, domain-relevant visual displays, in particular, may serve to broadly improve real outcomes for STEM students.

In the study of Ronnestad et al. [6], although no significant differences between groups were observed, the group of players who utilized combined approaches broadly improved their performance.

We also expected that HINU faculty members would confirm that greater respect for Native American culture would broadly improve the relationship between Native Americans and STEM and likely result in increased participation.

This produces a queasy realization 65 years after the Employment Act: As confidence in our ability to ensure long-term prosperity wavers -- perhaps needlessly; we are prone to hysteria -- the belief that a function of government is to broadly improve lives for everyone deflates.