Sentence examples for can only be improved from inspiring English sources

But human rights in Iran can only be improved by the ways of dialogue and engagement.

If we've learned one thing from Teen Wolf and, to a lesser extent, Teen Wolf it's that sporting performance can only be improved by turning into a werewolf.

But gender violence is such a widespread and deeply rooted problem that it can only be improved via efforts that transcend ideological lines.

Babies could also be banned from movie theaters (with possible exceptions for films like "Ecks vs. Sever," which the reviews suggest can only be improved by some squalling from the audience).

Flowers lift the heart for two or three days, then wilt and depress it, producing a morose atmosphere in the home that can only be improved by – another bunch.

As a result, precision can only be improved individually for each protein or protein classes.

However, some examples have shown experimentally (Evans et al. 2009; Kooperberg et al. 2010; Wei et al. 2009) and theoretically (Zollanvari et al. 2011) that the results can not only be improved by using thousands of SNPs, but also require a high number of SNPs for good classification.

Thus, our estimates are based only on the illnesses that the surveillance system in Greece currently exposes, and the estimates' robustness can only be further improved through improved surveillance.

The overall concept, according to the Centre Berlin, was guided by the idea that "planning processes in the field of federal administration can only be decisively improved by means of specific planning aid that has been coordinated in its functional profile".18 Thus, the project aimed at "rationalisation", i.e. the creation of scientificity and efficiency in process planning.

Both issues can only be addressed and improved with medication to some extent.

Here, therapeutic targets can only be haematologic recovery, improved QOL and relief of symptoms by supportive care.