Sentence examples for feeling to improve from inspiring English sources

JCA, whose clients include FTSE 100 companies and government agencies, describes it as an "innate human attribute" which, if understood and used well, can help us manage our thinking and feeling to improve our behaviour and relationships.

— The second day of practices Tuesday continued to reinforce the sense of urgency that the Senior Bowl director Phil Savage must be feeling to improve the direction of the all-star game.

Some school officials, feeling pressure to improve test scores under the federal No Child Left Behind law, said the new state money would enable them to expand academic programs and services.

"I had in mind this culture of people feeling empowered to improve their stuff, to fix it and that is the most difficult thing and the most exciting thing," she said.

Montgomery may well have been feeling pressure to improve the team's performance — Cal is a maybe for the N.C.A.A. tournament next month — and that "brings out the best in players and coaches, and sometimes it brings out the worst," Kawakami wrote.

They can continue taking money indefinitely, without feeling any need to improve the society they are living in.

But Taliaferro's sense of feeling had begun to improve significantly, and he could flex his left wrist and move his fingers slightly.

In a world where MBAs remain the fastest ticket to prestigious jobs in major corporations, Canada's top-ranked business schools are feeling the heat to improve gender diversity in the classroom.

Indeed, if clinicians can see evidence that their patients are benefiting by improved empowerment levels, this might help them to cope with their own feelings of powerlessness to improve patient health status in some circumstances.

"Maybe if I had the world record in 2003 or 2004 or won the gold medal, I don't have the feeling that I need to improve myself," he said.

Hospitals are feeling pressure to act to improve the safety-related attitudes that are part of safety culture [ 4].