Sentence examples for improve the lackluster from inspiring English sources

With its push to improve the lackluster software, Google, like so many companies before it, appears to be confronting the technical challenges that have kept Web TV from becoming mainstream.

That graphics chip is the same found in Apple's latest MacBooks and should help improve the lackluster Intel Atom's graphic performance.

In this long and troubled courtship, there are morals for the use of genetic data to discover drugs, a strategy which remains one of the most likely ways to improve the lackluster success rates of pharmaceutical research labs, and of the mechanics of how companies partner with and buy out one another.

The renovations are intended to improve the hall's lackluster acoustics, replace outdated patron amenities and reconfigure the auditorium.

She makes the point that, as with meatballs, which were not cooked with sauce in Italy, but began to be here to improve the flavor of lackluster tomatoes, ravioli was also transformed, from the festive to the ordinary.

Starting in 2000, the Labour government made it a priority to improve the N.H.S.'s lackluster reputation and invested billions in bricks and mortar as well as the salaries of its growing ranks of doctors and administrators.

HDR support should improve the Z10's lackluster camera performance.

Hambros, founded in 1839, has generated lackluster profits in recent years and has been under stockholder pressure to improve the bottom line.

And with bank returns lackluster across the board, Jefferies is under no pressure to do anything but grow and improve the bottom line.

AS for CB, it has put "an irresponsible amount of money on the table," in Mr. Siegel's view, to improve its lackluster performance in New York, which CB executives have described as "the hole in the doughnut".

Rick Nash is a clutch-scoring revelation, Henrik Lundqvist is still superb in goal, and Marian Gaborik and Brad Richards are strong bets to improve their lackluster numbers.