Sentence examples for improved its order from inspiring English sources

GE Industrial, which makes things like consumer appliances and light bulbs, also appears to have improved its order intake in January and February and should turn positive in the second half of this year, says Darling, who also notes that GE's balance sheet can support a higher dividend payout and/or a stock buyback.

Mr. Liang added that Super Micro was improving its order-tracking system and might consider purchasing process management software.

Disqualifications are now rare in Britain, since the rules require the officials to be satisfied – fairly certain, in other words – that a winner has improved its placing in order to amend the result.

After Cambodia made an unprecedented effort to improve its worker standards -- in order to win greater access to the U.S. apparel market -- Unite still opposed increases in Cambodia's quota, citing areas where Cambodia wasn't perfect.

While Apple's own streaming TV ambitions have faltered and stalled for the time being, it has been working to improve its platform in order to make it easier for Apple TV owners to access network TV apps.

It would therefore be necessary to improve its function in order to use this fragment as a significant gene expression tool in non-Lepidopteran insects.

The company was already fiercely opposed to regulation of its products' security; it did not want the added delay and cost of improving its software in order to decrease its vulnerability.

"Japan has to take action by improving its economy in order to revive domestic demand".

The Chicago exchange settled the charges, without admitting or denying guilt, by agreeing to take steps that would improve its oversight of order handling by members.

As a copyright attorney, I was pleased to read your statement that supports copyright law while entreating the music industry to improve its technology in order to recognize the reality of consumers' needs and wishes ("Suing Music Downloaders," editorial, Sept. 12).

The NHS has been told to improve its productivity in order to save £20bn by 2015 to cope with the ageing population and increasing numbers of people with a long-term condition.