Sentence examples for has improved historically from inspiring English sources

Although equity has been a guiding principle of the country's primary health care strategy since 1990 [ 3], and access to health services in both rural and urban settings has improved, historically skewed resource allocation [ 4] affects the distribution of health workers and quality of health service delivery.

Although its financial picture has improved, it has historically lacked the equipment and systems to deliver high-quality city services.

He said that cooperation from the community has improved in recent years but that historically it has been a problem.

Flooding may be as growing problem, but historically river management has improved.

While standards of treatment have improved, veal historically comes from calves that are fattened and tenderized by strict confinement all the days of their short lives.

While Trump's numbers have improved, his standing is still historically low for a first-term president, and his administration continues to face scandals and chaos, as well as the expanding inquiry by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Historically, such programs have improved relations between the newcomers and the established work force, and are often a precursor to successful union recruitment.

Historically, clinical outcomes have improved considerably for medical disorders where severity can be quantified reliably (for example malignancies, asthma).

Fortunately, the 21st century economy is dynamic – and technological change has historically improved working conditions and created far more jobs than it has destroyed.

By combining two different management styles, investors gain a separate and distinct layer of diversification, which has historically improved overall investment results--especially in a more volatile market and during market downturns.

Many airline executives have said they are in favor of consolidation, in theory, to help reduce costs and improve historically meager profits.