Sentence examples for improve increasingly from inspiring English sources

For motorists with short, predictable daily drives, all-electric cars may prove adequate and, as batteries improve, increasingly cost-effective.

The same factory line will follow, as the accountability structure, designed honourably to help schools improve, increasingly constrains their ability to be creative or different.

Laurie Wener, a managing director for Pam Golding Properties, said the market in the affluent beachfront suburbs like Camps Bay and nearby Clifton "has improved increasingly over the past 12 months".

Five year relative survival rates improved in the recent cohort in all tumour stages, to 100% in all tumours 1 cm or smaller and to 98% for tumours between 1 cm and 2 cm, and improved increasingly with larger tumour size.

It is not clear if the latest revelations will improve the increasingly poisoned relationship between the Democratic-controlled Congress and the CIA, particularly over the agency's insistence that it told Pelosi about waterboarding when she says it did not.

However, as the systems we seek to control, design, and improve become increasingly complex, it is unlikely that any single CI technique will prove to be adequate.

The availability of the avocado gene expression atlas should facilitate additional studies on the basic biology of avocado, while also supporting applied research to improve this increasingly important crop.

Similar to the international community, Colombian critical care has expanded to meet the needs of improving the increasingly complex care mandated by improvements in health care delivery, medical technology and vulnerable populations at the extremes of age.

Along the way, Ganassi's teams have steadily improved, becoming increasingly more competitive.

The death of public anonymity is a natural side effect of improving and increasingly ubiquitous technology.

For the V N steel, the toughness improved with increasingly rapid cooling (low heat input conditions) whereas the Nb steel showed an opposite trend.