Sentence examples for improve far more from inspiring English sources

His other claim, that the UK will overtake Germany in a few years, will take some more convincing; productivity needs to improve far more before that will happen.

If the medical community could optimise the use of current treatments by giving the right treatment to the right patient at the right time, health outcomes in the general population would almost certainly improve far more than the cumulative treatment advances of countless new overpowered RCTs (McGlynn et al, 2003; Woolf and Johnson, 2005).

Bain research also shows that the success rate of unconventional deals has improved, far more than is usually believed.

Comparing Argentinian cities with what they looked like 10 years ago, Mar del Plata, Salta, Rosario and Neuquén have all improved far more than Buenos Aires has done".

Mr. McIntyre said he thought the concern with reactors was an unnecessary detour, because their security had been improved far more than security for other potential targets.

The results of the trial were something of a jumble until Novartis scientists noticed that patients who had a particular, undisclosed biological trait improved far more than others.

But CNN, though a distant second to Fox, improved far more, drawing an average of about 935,000 viewers a night, an increase of 64percentt, according to Nielsen.

But it improved far more for those living in democratic countries, and some groups fared far better than others.

This chart from the 2005 Designs for Change report, "The Big Picture," starkly demonstrates how struggling schools that retained local control (top line) improved far more more than similar schools taken over by the administration (bottom line).

Given these findings, it is not surprising to find that when spelling and reading are taught together in a coordinated manner, reading performance improves far more than if the children received just additional reading practice on its own.

Many cities have rebounded and even improved after far more lethal devastation, including London, Berlin, Tokyo and New York.