Sentence examples for enough improved from inspiring English sources

Landing a difficult quadruple salchow-triple toe loop combination and attempting two additional quads, Goebel showed enough improved artistry from a year ago to win his first national title.

"As we approach the end of the current construction phase," the university president, Drew Gilpin Faust, said in a letter to the Harvard community, "we will examine whether economic conditions are enough improved to allow us to continue construction, or whether to reconfigure the building in ways that yield either new cost savings or new space realization, or whether we need to pause construction".

While you could argue that with enough improved medical technology, exercise, food and diet, we could tolerate the costs of more polluted air; who wants to be part of that experiment?

Likewise Ross Barkley, whose physique indicates too much time in the gym and not enough improving his decision-making on the training pitch.

Here too neuronal protective treatment may delay symptomatic impairment if the disease is recognized early enough, improving the quality of life in the terminal stages of the disease.

"There are players who have got away with things and players who have openly admitted they haven't done enough, worked hard enough or improved enough," Scott added.

In early September 2010, Angelique Chengelis profiled Robinson in The Detroit News: "The prevailing belief is that Robinson has worked hard enough and improved enough to earn the job.

I worry that not enough has improved since that day six years ago.

The medicine was enough to improve your condition, but not enough to cure you.

Harvey did stay in long enough, and certainly pitched magnificently enough, to improve to 7-1, allonlyg only two hits with one walk and six strikeouts in six innings.

It wasn't enough to improve their last-place position, but certainly enough to raise serious questions about the Eastern leaders.