Sentence examples for elsewhere improving from inspiring English sources

The discovery helped revolutionise medical treatment in the NHS and elsewhere, improving prevention and treatment of disease.

Elsewhere, improving Sochaux moved out of the relegation zone with a 2-1 win over Nancy, whose coach Pablo Correa had his resignation refused after the match, which was a fifth loss in seven.

What we find, broadly, is that while flawed design is the predominant problem in most advanced economies, elsewhere improving compliance is the key.

Cook's Illustrated notes that using fewer eggs, and increasing the liquid content elsewhere, improves the texture of muffins, because "egg white protein [adds] structure rather than tenderness".

As we reported elsewhere, improved attention to the ethical dimension of AR can only improve these factors as well [39].

As we reported elsewhere, improved attention to the ethical dimension of AR can only improve these factors as well [ 39].

"On the contrary, we are building houses for them elsewhere and improving their lives".

But what our economists indicate is that whatever the outcome with China, domestic saving must rise, or the current account imbalance will simply shift elsewhere; an improving Chinese balance will mean a worsening balance with other countries.

For that system to genuinely change, Foxconn, its competitors and their clients — which include Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Dell and the world's other large electronics firms — must convince consumers in America and elsewhere that improving factories to benefit workers is worth the higher prices of goods.

Reading has had some success renovating its theaters in San Diego and elsewhere by improving food and beverage options, seating and other amenities.

American producers, they say, should look elsewhere to improve competitiveness.