Sentence examples for had improved simply from inspiring English sources

Last week, he said that his times had improved simply because he had been working on his starts and started lifting weights.

Still, Alderson said, the front office's ability to work with the available margins had improved simply because of its growing familiarity with the existing personnel.

Alternatively, patients may have improved simply by their participation in the study, eg, by better adherence to nonpharmacological treatment recommendations (increased salt and water intake, compression garments, and sleeping with the head of the bed elevated).

It was an open question whether this indicated that security had improved or simply that there was little left to steal.

"When you reduce stress levels and psychological stressors, you'll feel like your quality of life has improved beyond just simply treating the allergies," Dr. Sedaghat says.

A further point is that the children might have improved their behaviour simply in response to the fact that they were being studied.

But had the anti-inflammatory treatment directly lifted their depression, or had their mood improved simply because they were more mobile and in less pain?

Rather than being able to point to any evidence that black quality of life has improved over the last four years, they simply win the black vote by default.

As economies have improved around the globe, the facilities are simply not in as great demand.

Here's a little fact that the few journalists who still have jobs seem to find incomprehensible: ordinary people -- and I consider myself ordinary, despite my evil second head -- you wouldn't believe how my parallel parking has improved since that thing popped up -- simply don't care about the endless bloviation and marketing that goes on at these overblown spectacles.

Other critics wonder if one reason test scores have improved is that so many weaker students have simply dropped out.