Sentence examples for genuinely improve from inspiring English sources

A Conservative party spokesman said it was willing to look any proposals which will "genuinely improve the quality of teaching".

That might genuinely improve the comfort of the person in the next seat, if not his safety.But today at least, no travel.

"Right now, it seems more like an effort to receive positive press than to genuinely improve the critical border situation," said Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama.

Among the cognitive neuroscience community there is much valid scepticism about the potential of brain stimulation to genuinely improve neural function.

What can we offer as alternatives to current service provision that will genuinely improve people's lives, but use less public money?

In a world where brand names alone don't confer power, the only way to prosper is to make products that genuinely improve (even if only marginally) on what came before.

It was genuinely improving the quality of Chinese information and trying to do its best within a bad system.

On Monday, George Osborne made a confident speech claiming that coalition economic strategy has been vindicated by genuinely improving economic news.

Patrick Bellon, head of Veterans for Common Sense, which filed the suit in that case, says the V.A. has genuinely improved but is still struggling.

They will only do so when the intelligence picture genuinely improves; when human intelligence and much better situational assessment of information really kicks in.

Which, in evolutionary terms, makes far more sense than genuinely improving a man to the point at which you could lose him.