Sentence examples for collective improvements from inspiring English sources

Luke Robinson and Eorl Crabtree underlined the major individual as well as collective improvements at Huddersfield under the coaching of Nathan Brown this season with outstanding contributions to another impressive win for the Giants.

No James Haskell for England, still no out-and-out No7, but clear collective improvements in an area so exposed at the World Cup last year and facing a side that conceded 25 turnovers to the Barbarians last Saturday.

These collective improvements originated from the inherent electrocatalytic activity of NiCo2S4 in the water oxidation reaction.

In the future, adoption of integrated irrigation management systems was crucial to achieve collective improvements in yield, water productivity, and environmental benefits.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said after Tuesday's talks with the employers that they had "secured a massive breakthrough on our core demand of workplace access which will enable us to build an organisation that can fight for real collective improvements to offshore working conditions including on the central issue of safety".

The RSD values therefore reflect these collective improvements over manual analysis.> -wrap-foot> Algal strains were cultivated in triplicates.

The collective improvement at these Games is no accident.

Raheem Sterling shouldered the responsibility until Gerrard's introduction against Gus Poyet's team but Liverpool will require a vast collective improvement against the Swiss champions.

There will have to be a massive collective improvement against Liverpool, or else Christian Benteke, Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino will run riot, and the truth is that the individual errors masked the fact that the entire team was a mess.

Engineers working for car companies and using networked computer-aided design terminals still file their ideas directly to the server for the chief designer to approve rather than bouncing them around among colleagues for collective improvement.

England's mantra is for individual and collective improvement and a 'fearlessness' so far exemplified by Moeen's rush of boundaries in the Duckworth-Lewis victory over Sri Lanka A three days ago – their only match practice after the second scheduled fixture was washed out.