Sentence examples for improved beyond recognition from inspiring English sources

And the British diet improved beyond recognition.

Our situation at the level of the matchstick Eiffel Tower has indeed improved beyond recognition.

Though the Forestry Commission's stewardship of the environment has improved beyond recognition, there is no reason in principle to preserve the property of government ministers.

One of the reasons why transport in London has improved beyond recognition is the link between the service and the elected mayor.

44+1 min: "Don't be so harsh on the local broadcasters, they've improved beyond recognition," writes Robin Hazlehurst, whose local knowledge is proving invaluable.

Services in many areas have improved beyond recognition, with the tired and bureaucratic systems of the past replaced by a culture of efficiency and effectiveness, putting citizens' needs and taxpayers' interests first.

Beswick and Ancoats to the north and Ardwick to the south are improving beyond recognition.

Shephard is convinced of their value and says his 16 students in year 11 who embarked on functional skills last year "improved beyond all recognition".

Checklists are now becoming routine; whether they will go the way of the bar of soap, improved beyond all recognition, remains to be seen.

That September he took the job permanently, and it soon became apparent that the Met chorus, which had been sounding a bit ragged and inconsistent, had improved beyond all recognition.

"Sarajevo has improved beyond almost all recognition from what it was at the end of the war, but they've still got problems with reconciliation between the ethnic groups.