Sentence examples for by sharp improvements in from inspiring English sources

The rush has been set off by sharp improvements in the technology that allows telephone calls to be carried over cable lines, and, in an unconventional and less expensive way, over existing telephone lines.

But sharp improvements in confidence, as reported in 1938 by Gallup's American Institute of Public Opinion, did not spell the Depression's end.

The sharp improvements in the current accounts of Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea have also helped bring rates down.

China, which by most estimates overtook the United States in 2006 to become the largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is seeking sharp improvements in the energy efficiency of its economy.

In 1600 there were only 4.1 million English people, but sharp improvements in agricultural productivity, and the early stirrings of workshop industry, raised the population to 5.7 million by 1750.

Polls after the debate show he did just that, getting a bump as well as sharp improvements in his favorability rating.

The new assumptions strengthen the prudential case, but do not make tax increases essential.The picture has been further complicated by a sharp improvement in the public finances since Mr Clarke's last budget.

The sharp improvement in his reception by the public and in the press was demonstrated during a program that involved spending a week in each of the boroughs outside Manhattan over a period of months.

One can note a sharp improvement in performance achieved by the new algorithm derived from the minimum BER strategy, especially in the case of nonminimum-phase channels (such as and, see Figures 8 and 9) and good SNR circumstances.

That event precipitated a sharp improvement in Mr. Romney's favorability ratings.

The big surprise in Exxon Mobil's report, analysts said, was the sharp improvement in its refining and marketing operations.