Sentence examples for force that improves from inspiring English sources

Stephen M. Llano, the St . Johns coach, says the Internet could be a leveling force that improves access to debate at poorer and foreign colleges.

So I also want to talk about the responsibility we all have for nurturing this phenomenal technology – to ensure it remains a force that improves and enriches our lives.

And its boss, Thomas Royer, says that his firm is about to expand further, into Peru.Medical tourism promises to be what Aetna's Dr Cutler calls "a disruptive market force that improves cost and quality here in America".

In the realm of economic theory, many writers echo Darwin, waxing poetic on the merits of competition as a force that improves business practices and pushes creative businesses to the forefront.

In the process, it's easy to neglect the underlying forces that improve life in small, hard-to-observe ways, culminating in important changes.

Therefore, perovskite conversion in spin-spin coating is achieved easier than that in spin-dip coating, due to the positive effect of the centrifugal forces that improve mixing of the precursors and therefore lead to better chemical conversion.

This is not a discouraging result, but may be insufficient in view of the fact that some of the forces that improve the profitability of sustainable forest management practices (e.g. some of the technological innovations) also increase the commercial profitability of non-sustainable options.

We identify, through a set of psychophysical experiments, a variable force scaling matrix that improves the operator's feeling of the remote environment.

Also, the input and output link of the opercular four-bar differ between limnetics and benthics (Table  1), in a way that improves force transmission in benthics and velocity transmission in limnetics.

After years of false narratives, misstated data and a remarkably successful campaign to poison the Affordable Care Act in the hearts and minds of the American public, Republicans have finally run into the one force that could improve the perception of healthcare reform in the eyes of the people….

The literature discusses various mechanisms for how both short- and long-run benefits may derive from a labour force that has improved nutritional status.