Sentence examples for improved more often than from inspiring English sources
Doubtless, the factual content was improved more often than not, but a residual confusion remains when the specimen at hand may be either a true copy of an ancient document or a medieval scholar's version of the subject matter.
Among polls that have surveyed the race more than once since Denver, his numbers have improved more often than they have worsened in the most recent edition of the survey, and Mr. Obama's predicted probability of winning the Electoral College has improved as a result (to 74.6 percent as of Sunday).
Women whose physical activity increased or remained stable had improved QoL more often than women whose physical activity diminished.
Next, we examined whether health plans that performed below average in 2005 improved their performance more often than health plans that did not perform below average in that year.
Based on Women Matter research by McKinsey, women leaders tend to use five of the nine most important types of leadership behaviors that improve organizational performance more often than men – people development, expectations and rewards, role model, inspiration and participative decision-making.
Several studies have then demonstrated that diversity has a positive impact on financial and organizational performance, highlighting the costs of losing these women from the STEM community: A report by McKinsey & Company in 2008 found that "[o]n average, women use five of the nine leadership behaviors that improve organizational performance more often than men".
Brazil improved more than Mexico, Egypt more than Turkey.
"If it's a player that you're trying to get that will improve your team then more often than not other clubs are after him and Motherwell are probably three or four on his list.
