Sentence examples for exciting improvements from inspiring English sources
Having a competitively-determined site for M.L.S. Cup is one of the most exciting improvements our Board of Governors has adopted.
Critics contend that such huge public sums should be funnelled away from billionaires and toward more pressing – though admittedly less exciting – improvements to schools, public safety and the like.
The Bournemouth Parks Foundation's role is to foster exciting improvements to Bournemouth parks through crowdfunding and novel payment methods (such as text donations or Apple Pay), while the council continues to pay for general maintenance.
Potentially exciting improvements keep coming up short.
All of these exciting improvements to our lives qualify as innovations — necessary and valuable improvements on the way that we had operated in the past.
The recent, rapid developments in radiology have also brought exciting improvements.
As I noted in my review, the 3DS is an impressive piece of hardware and a very exciting improvement to the world of Nintendo and to handheld gaming.
Most importantly, with the rise of these young people, we have seen an equally exciting improvement in the community spirit that spreads beyond the walls of the center into other neighborhoods.
These exciting practice improvements are reflective of NEACWCD's mission to develop effective services for children and families by sharing information, discussing mutual issues and concerns, and learning from each other's experience with past and current policy and practice implementation.
A smaller 15% increase in peak performance is less exciting, but improvements to the 8-core neural engine and image signal processing (used when taking photos) should deliver tangible real-world benefits.
Perhaps most exciting, recent improvements in microbial rhodopsins for simultaneous voltage indication and optogenetic stimulation provide a means for all-optical measurement and perturbation of the membrane voltage at subcellular resolution and millisecond timescales (Flytzanis et al., 2014; Hochbaum et al., 2014).
