Sentence examples for have necessarily improved from inspiring English sources

MR CLEGG: Actually I don't think the last five years suggest we would have necessarily improved it that much by spending much more time on it.

Proprietors believed their own «Italian-style» renovations had necessarily improved upon St Clair's original appearance, and that St Clair now suffers because of recent storefront changes brought on by new immigrant settlers.

Don't misunderstand me, it is not easy and not everything has necessarily improved, but I am much happier.

The design approaches already considered and compared for bi-symmetric uprights now appear to be inadequate and have been necessarily improved, as suggested by the Authors, including at least the contribution due to the bimoment acting along mono-symmetric uprights.

While technology has made communication easier, it hasn't necessarily improved the quality of our communication.

The improved technology has not necessarily improved the public's understanding of the rules.

Much of the southern literary canon sprang from native writers' fury at the backwardness and injustice they saw all around.The South's artistic output has not necessarily improved in recent decades, but the life it depicts certainly has.

It doesn't mean the quality of the data itself has necessarily been improved.

But software hasn't necessarily improved to help contractor-based businesses manage their payments.

Unfortunately this has not necessarily improved the clarity of species relationships and species trees remain a topic of debate [ 5].

Coyne and Racioppo [ 8] highlighted that understanding coping and coping styles has not necessarily improved researchers' understanding of the efficacy of psychosocial interventions aimed at increasing coping.