Sentence examples for has improved perhaps from inspiring English sources

Arguably, consumers are more likely to spend more if they feel their employment status has improved, perhaps because they have got a job on some infrastructure project.However, spending splurges have problems too.

Next, an exception is delivering in a health facility, but interestingly, the gap for having a skilled attendant at birth has improved, perhaps reflecting more services at home among the poor.

Back then, it was No. 1, which shows how the accuracy of kickers has improved and has perhaps been taken for granted.

Mark Rigby, managing director of Insurance Revolution, says insurers take personal factors such as your credit score, driving history and vehicle type into account, but "your postcode can still drive up the price, even if everything else checks out OK". Historical insurance company data may not always reflect the fact that an area has improved through regeneration, perhaps.

"It's extraordinary that they've been able to adapt and change without disturbing the reputation and quality of the magazine — if anything, it perhaps has improved — and at the same time build a set of other programs which take the long view".

Ironically, the immediate budget outlook has improved despite - or perhaps because of - Congress' pig-headedness.

More than that, across the board the standard of play, of players, even perhaps coaching, has improved.

But perhaps the technology has improved?

Over the past decade, Florida has improved its standards more dramatically than perhaps any other state.

Even better if you can be specific: Find something about your partner that has improved with age -- a leaner face, perhaps? a more muscular torso?

Perhaps most importantly, the company says it has improved the platform's cross-device capabilities.