Sentence examples for change will improve from inspiring English sources

Second, they believe that the change will improve patients' health.

This change will improve public health and decrease the financial burdens on hospitals.

Cash said the report showed "some jobs will inevitably become automated over the coming years but technological change will improve others and also create new jobs and opportunities".

Google says the change will improve its shopping results because retailers are more likely to list accurate and up-to-date items if they are paying.

According to the Department for Children, Schools and Families, the change will improve the agency's ability to run centrally-led school building programmes, with a single agency dealing with all local authorities, schools, the construction industry and the private sector.

Officials at the Port Authority say the change will improve the experience of customers who must cope with an older terminal that is "functionally obsolete," in the words of Kennedy Airport's aviation director, Susan Baer.

"They have to make the case that these changes will improve quality and safety and efficiency".

"Our proposed changes will improve housing affordability – a little," it said.

Those pressing for teachers' concessions insist the changes will improve schools.

And the changes will improve the bottom line by $65 million a year, company officials say, which is essential because Congress has said it will end operating subsidies in 2002.

None of these changes will improve patient care or lower barriers to care; in fact, they will do just the opposite.