Sentence examples for immeasurably improved from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, patients' lives would be immeasurably improved.

By 1968, the Post's Vietnam coverage had immeasurably improved.

Now, James T. Dowell, the fund's president, said, "The conditions are immeasurably improved".

The country would be transformed and the opportunities for our kids immeasurably improved.

"Our world has been immeasurably improved by the impact of their innovations," said ACM President Alexander L. Wolf.

Many Americans from all political spectrums would agree that such laws and regulations have immeasurably improved this country.

Set against this is the fact that the changes made by Hamer and dramatist John Dighton immeasurably improve the book.

Blood tests can be analysed in minutes rather than days, immeasurably improving patients' prospects, explains its chief executive, Dr Otto Numan.

This is accompanied by a commitment to cap already declining immigration to the UK by non-EU nationals, thereby blocking their chances of immeasurably improving their standard of living.

In signing the law on Aug. 31, 1964, Johnson said the program, "one of our most valuable weapons for the war on poverty," combines humanitarian instincts with the best of the free-enterprise system, improving the diets of low-income people "while strengthening markets for the farmer and immeasurably improving the volume of retail food sales".

He cannot resist a piquant aside that "vodka is an unorthodox but immeasurably improving addition" in discussing the raw nature of steak tartare, or that "I find the very idea of drinking unmodified milk disgusting; and the way butter is prized for frying is one of the features of North European civilization to which a lifetime's effort has failed to reconcile me".