Sentence examples for improved even if from inspiring English sources

Investment performance has improved, even if "second quartile" is not the best boast.

The astonishing claim made by Bem – apparently supported by his experimental data – was that memory for words is improved even if the rehearsal does not take place until after recall has been tested.

Working with a warm and caring specialist, getting extra parental attention, concentrating on skills that can be improved (even if it's just a matter of performing better on repetitive tests) is self-reinforcing.

At the same time, co-operation among justice and police authorities must be stepped up and improved, even if for reasons of sensitivities in all member states some matters may continue to be handled in an inter-governmental framework.

He had other questions to answer: including some about his troublesome left knee, which is obviously much improved even if he will skip the grass-court event this week in Halle, Germany, and return to Spain to recover before Wimbledon.

Altogether the water resources are improved, even if only temporarily.

Ms. Kenny's anti-union approach sidesteps the hard work of documenting teachers over time and helping them improve, even if that improvement may involve an attitude adjustment.

This could mean that a patient with acceptable initial scores fails to improve even if the improvement is obvious.

Her courage, patriotism, integrity will help the F.B.I. improve even if the revelations are painful or embarrassing.

Flight connections are improving, even if an Arab city, Dubai, is still the best hub for African travellers.

Nearby, at Ulysses pub, two Bank of New York Mellon employees nursed beers and predicted their lives — and pay — would improve, even if the broader economy did not.