Sentence examples for categorically improved from inspiring English sources
Although President Obama's visit categorically improved relations between the U.S. and Cuba, suspicion of U.S. imperialism and of capitalist motives still runs very deep in Cuba (and for good reason given the history of bilateral relations).
But despite some individual highlights – the debut season of Jesse Hogan, the development of Max Gawn – halves like Sunday's make it hard to categorically say the team has improved.
As poststroke life expectancies have improved in recent decades, alteplase should not be categorically denied to elderly patients with acute ischemic stroke, based solely on patient age.
Sangari laments that what teachers learn in training programs categorically does not help improve student performance, according to research including a major 2005 US Federal study.
"When they were proved categorically wrong, and people gave the wrong answer and said their services were improved, their response was to bury the story," he said.
The results obtained indicate that one cannot state categorically that the participation of two professors significantly improves the development of all kinds of competencies.
All confounders, except sexual debut (coded categorically), were binary to increase cell sizes and improve power.
The Department of Health said: "The independent Dalton review was set up to improve care and learn from other world-leading health systems and categorically not about furthering privatisation in the NHS, as we made clear when we launched the review".
