Sentence examples for considerable in improving from inspiring English sources

Cultivars tolerant to various abiotic stresses could ensure the adaptability and hence, contribute considerable in improving the livelihood of the rice farmers in these areas.

Centre has made considerable investments in improving the transportation infrastructure.

Teachers said a change to pensions could erode the considerable progress in improving recruitment.

They said there has been considerable progress in improving recruitment since 2002 and a change to pensions could erode that progress.

The mayor's new website, chicagotogether.org, lists Mr Emanuel's considerable achievements in improving education, infrastructure and art in his hometown.

In a surprisingly positive report on changes at the United Nations, the United States General Accounting Office has told Congress that the administration of Secretary General Kofi Annan has made considerable strides in improving management of the organization.

The United States General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, has said in a surprisingly positive report on the United Nations that the administration of Secretary General Kofi Annan has made considerable strides in improving management of the organization.

This is despite making "considerable progress" in improving cancer care over the past 12 months.

Aggregation process in the soil is important, and it plays a considerable role in improving the soil physical characteristics such as hydraulic conductivity, infiltration, ventilation, etc.

While these methods have already made a considerable success in improving optically pumped lasing, the electrical pumping has not, to date, proved successful in achieving gain or lasing.

Development of fine resolution spatial surfaces describing variation in productivity across broad landscapes would be of considerable use in improving stand management.