Sentence examples for early improvements from inspiring English sources

A priority for me will be ensuring that we build on early improvements to the PIP claimant's experience.

Christof Koch, at the Allen Institute, likens Deisseroth to Galileo, whose early improvements of the telescope afforded a huge advance in our understanding of the cosmos.

They ought to have enough but one league point in their last six games suggests that Gus Poyet's early improvements have dissipated, and their lack of a competent goalscorer is the sign of many relegated teams.

Thirty-one goals conceded in 12 games are reminiscent of the stinky, defensively incontinent Thomas Schaaf days, early improvements after Viktor Skripnik's dismissal back in September have vanished amid the realisation that the men at Nouri's disposal lack the necessary quality to achieve anything near a clean sheet.

A firm needing to make profits by pointing to early improvements in "standards, testing and goals" would find this irresistible.The remaining publicly-run schools would then have the task of educating the private-sector rejects, and would find their outputs unfavourably compared with that of privatised neighbours thus justifying the original policy.

Early improvements to the state road included a new bridge over Fifteen Mile Creek in 1917, a new bridge over Sideling Hill Creek in 1925, and the modification of a nasty curve just east of the new Sideling Creek Bridge at the same time.

He received treatment at a Philadelphia hospital and was showing early improvement.

The changes brought some early improvement, an Albrighton sortie resulting in Demarai Gray's half‑volley over the crossbar, but it quickly proved illusory.

And it is the state of the economy that worries not just the Japanese, but many people overseas as well.There is little prospect of an early improvement.

Conversely, ICU survivors showed early improvement of microcirculation.

Three patients with less than 3 months' follow-up already show early improvement.