Sentence examples for decide to improve from inspiring English sources

Answering a question in the Commons, Hoban said: "Moving into work is one way in which claimants affected by the cap might decide to improve their financial situation.

SMALL TIME CROOKS -- In Woody Allen's latest, a dishwasher (Mr. Allen) and a manicurist (Tracey Ullman) decide to improve the family finances by robbing a bank.

"If the 17 decide to improve their economic governance, I think Poland will join voluntarily because Poland wants to join the euro zone," Mr. Nowak said.

If the market is going to change, it won't be because Lexis and Westlaw spontaneously decide to improve products that generate significant profits already.

We're not saying you'll get a 30percentt premium if you decide to improve the property before you sell, but unless you talk with qualified professionals, you'll never know.

People who love each other decide to improve their life, and they lose it all?" To provide aid to the "human side of the hammer," as she described it, and to create "fearless, considerate renovators," she wrote a book, "Renovation Psychology: Putting the Home Team to Work," which was published in 2005.

In places such as Milwaukee, longstanding voucher programs have helped spawn improvement in local public schools, which, wouldn't you know it, decided to improve convince parents not to leave.

"People are deciding to improve their properties rather than move.

Each decided to improve his or her selection process.

A similar idea occurred to Richard Fernau, the Berkeley architect, who decided to improve the Adirondack chair.

It goes back to when Cyrenians decided to improve its hostel.