Sentence examples for improved if not from inspiring English sources

College basketball career growth for men of color has improved, if not to where it should be.

Fans who obtained a copy of Nichols's "Phantom Edit" through the Internet hailed the arrival of a vastly improved (if not yet good) movie.

Not always a true pioneer, Apple has often taken existing products, such as the smartphone, and improved, if not perfected them.

Even the maligned public services have improved, if not in proportion to expenditure on them as some Britons seem dimly to appreciate.

The passing improved, if not the incision, and when Ryan Mason and Nabil Bentaleb shot wide from distance Spurs did not look like they had much of a chance.

How can the lives of the poor be improved, if not by the general application of some fraction of the fortunes of entrepreneurs, go-getters and the rewardees of the universal market?" There is no obvious answer to this question, which is certainly not a new one.

Visits this season -- an unscientific report -- indicate things are improving, if not exactly Disneyesque.

"We are seeking to improve, if not maximize, net public benefits.

These drugs have been partially effective in improving, if not curing, viral diseases without causing major toxic side effects.

Rogge then told The Associated Press on Monday that the human rights situation in China was improving, if not perfect, and that the Tibetan crisis would "not be on the front page if the Games were not being organized in China".

The experience was comical – it felt like a cruel gameshow – but the result was partially reassuring: everything was working within normal parameters and my lingering symptoms should improve, if not totally pass, in time.