Sentence examples for improved at all from inspiring English sources

Bayer said performance improved at all operations except the health care unit.

Five of the 11 that announced GCSE results last year had not improved at all.

It didn't take much interrogation to reveal that the EU's offer had not in fact improved at all.

Educational attainments have improved at all levels, but South Carolina has continued to struggle with low graduation rates.

But in 43 cities in the rest of the UK, employment opportunities had barely improved at all.

He was not sure he had ever seen a melanoma patient that sick who improved at all.

"Civil liberties have not improved at all during Rouhani's Presidency," Hadi Ghaemi, the executive director of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, told me.

"I don't think it improved at all," said Judy Renna, 40, who still lives in the row house where she grew up near McCarren.

Only 35 or 40 percent of voters take a favorable view of the G.O.P., which has not improved at all from 2006 or 2008.

"The past two years, we can say the health situation has not improved at all," said Brice de le Vingne, operations coordinator for the region that includes Congo for the aid group Doctors Without Borders.

France's competitiveness hasn't improved at all, consumer confidence is still very low and Hollande's pledge to reverse a rise in unemployment has amounted to nothing so far...It's much too soon to declare a recovery.