Sentence examples for deliver improving from inspiring English sources
"deliver improving" is not a grammatically correct or meaningful sentence in written English
It is not an idiom or phrase that has been accepted into the English language, so it is not an acceptable way to communicate. If you want to communicate that something should or is improving, you should say something like, "The results of our efforts are delivering improving outcomes."
But, because of the nature of the demands on the NHS, if we can secure those efficiency savings, we can reinvest them in the NHS to deliver improving outcomes for the public.
In such an environment, companies able to deliver improving profit margins and returns on capital will have a big edge over industry rivals.
Barring mass layoffs, these are the only people that can deliver improved performance in the future.
"The expanded network of brands and channels would create an opportunity to deliver improved, innovative offerings to advertisers and audiences".
Newly available on some F-150 versions for 2013 are H.I.D. projector headlamps that are said to deliver improved visibility.
Obamacare will be a success only if it can deliver improved health care for more people at affordable prices.
With the expense cuts in place, most analysts said American Express was in good shape to deliver improved financial results next year, assuming the economic slump does not continue.
The move is part of a broader Ministry of Justice review of courtroom fines designed to produce "a more effective tool" to deliver improved non-custodial sentences.
At RSA Hester said he hopes to complete the restructuring plan around the turn of the year, and to deliver improved underlying results for 2015.
The former mayor of London joined forces with Gove, the justice secretary, to suggest that a vote for Brexit could deliver improved social justice.
Officially, the 50-strong caucus, including former cabinet ministers John Redwood and Owen Paterson, wishes Cameron well in his bid to deliver improved terms of membership for Britain in the EU.
