Sentence examples for could deliver improvements from inspiring English sources

It said the company had to show it could deliver improvements such as electrification in north west England on on the Great Western Main Line on time.

He said that while he accepted changes in aviation practice and aeroplanes could deliver modest improvements in capacity, "none of the submissions made to us have suggested that there are transformational gains to be had".

Transport expert Prof Stuart Cole, from the University of Glamorgan, said the model could deliver real improvements for Welsh travellers.

Adjusting clinic protocols to utilise the most accurate blood pressure technique available is a simple manoeuvre that could deliver major improvements in clinical practice.

Adjusting clinic protocols to utilise the most accurate BP device available is a simple manoeuvre that could deliver major improvements in clinical practice.

Gove's main solution appears to be investment in technology to deliver improvements.

That rigidity also discourages firms from developing innovative new processes and practices that could deliver real food safety improvements.

Although the "cost is in the same ballpark as what cell makers use today," says Lauckner, the material could deliver a one-third improvement in energy density at the cell level compared to what's on the market today.

While there has always been evidence they diminished the symptoms and boosted quality of life for some, it has not always been clear exactly how much improvement they could deliver, to which groups of patients, and for how long.

The time is now especially right for investment in novel solutions in psychiatry that could deliver higher quality through enhanced outcomes, improvements in cost-efficiency, or both.

He says small improvements in activity could deliver huge health benefits.