Sentence examples for improved in a way that from inspiring English sources
By changing the choice architecture as the context in which people make decisions, outcomes can be improved in a way that makes choosers better off.
Or can the system be improved in a way that retains its attractions to both investors and issuers?Banking bigwigs answer the question about the end of the OTD model with a resounding "no".
Access is improved in a way that will enhance the experience of wandering the rambling concrete landscape of terraces and walkways, staircases and undercrofts – in a spirit that has won the blessing of the Southbank's Centre's original London County Council architects.
American relations with China have improved in a way that few could have imagined when the Bush administration entered office and declared China a "strategic competitor".
Information systems need to be improved in a way that informs policy on the health workforce.
Information systems need to be improved in a way that informs policy on the health workforce, because at present there is a serious problem with the quality of data, especially on staffing of primary care services.
The White House has not given up on passing a health care bill, and there is still time for the economy to improve in a way that could benefit the president and his party.
Echoing comments from Mr. Murdoch a day earlier, Mr. Bewkes also said the economy was improving in a way that suggested the worst might be over for the media industry.
We expect that due to the risk communication intervention, patients' appropriateness of risk perception will improve in a way that they will understand the meaning of their absolute 10 year risk to develop CVD, and subsequently develop a more positive attitude and intention towards lifestyle behaviour change.
Exercise was acknowledged, as strength and balance improved in such a way that other activities in daily life became easier to perform.
A farmer reported 'the fertility and land cover is improved in such a way that people who knew this area previously, but have been gone for a while, may hesitate/get confused on accepting the improved situation'.
