Sentence examples for embrace improved from inspiring English sources
As seed suppliers in Uganda continue to make profits from their increasing seed sales, ordinary farmers who had started to embrace improved maize hybrids, like Kunguvu, are incurring losses due to such emerging challenges as prolonged drought and new insect pests.
The aim of this study is to investigate whether Embrace improves patient outcomes and quality of care in a cost-effective way for all community-living elderly people.
The communist government has tentatively embraced improved relations with the Obama administration and a new surge of American visitors.
The letter called on Greenpeace to "cease and desist" in its efforts to block GM crops, and on governments to embrace "seeds improved through biotechnology".
The newly open budget process, which rank-and-file legislators embraced, has improved their view of the Speaker.
For his part, Mr. Libeskind, who has fought on several other fronts to protect his overall concept, said yesterday that Mr. Calatrava had embraced and improved the plan.
Ms. Weingarten's ideas for upgrading the teacher evaluation process are good ones and should be embraced and improved upon where possible by those in charge of the nation's schools.
To differentiate yourself these unique processes need to be embraced and improved.
Rather than shun it, we must embrace and improve it, acknowledging that this medium will provide the best opportunity to bridge the widening skills gap.
Ian Pattison, creator of Glasgow-rooted sitcom Rab C Nesbitt, responds to the news: I readily accept that, should I live long enough, I will one day speak to my car like an old friend and instruct it to take me to Waitrose so I can forget the bitter Glasgow tenement years of crispy pancakes and deep fried heroin, and embrace the improving crunch of radicchio.
Musician Wyclef Jean also spoke out against the directive, appealing to MEPs before the vote to "embrace and improve the internet, rather than attempt to block and hinder it".
