Sentence examples for improved indeed from inspiring English sources

Since then the qualification record at least has improved; indeed, the national team won every game in the fight to make this year's European Championships.

But sex worker rights groups argue that the Nordic model has been a failed experiment and has increased stigma, and point to a UN HIV Law Commission report [PDF] which states that "since its enactment in 1999, the law has not improved – indeed, it has worsened – the lives of sex workers", adding that while street work has halved the sex trade remains at pre-law levels.

The effects are normally distributed and not every patient improved; indeed, some deteriorated.

The quality of the data recorded in the information system should also be improved; indeed, the lack of individual information did not allow determining whether antenatal care consumption was associated with the women's care seeking behavior or with the facility of access to care.

The workforce grew at the same rate after the slowdown as before it, and its quality kept improving: indeed the average worker acquired skills at a slightly faster rate after the economy had slowed.

Yet, they also have limitations, and are unlikely to create a healthcare system that optimises outcomes and continuously improves; indeed, patient harm continues seemingly unabated.

The signal intensities of low expressors, indeed, are improved so that more genes turned out to be detectable.

Anyone might have an interest in your work, or nuanced ideas about how it might be improved, or indeed thoughts on how your thoughts might improve their own thinking on a particular (perhaps nominally-unrelated) topic.

Conversely, one expects that at slower time scales the accuracy would be improved, and indeed, projection accuracy improves over time [ 52].

However, the question remains whether HPTCs, even if their performance can be improved, are indeed the best cell type for BAKs.

Most models are indeed improved, but so are the competitors'.