Sentence examples for improved often from inspiring English sources
Micro-watersheds, where the habitat and vegetation has improved, often see an increase in wildlife use.
Unfortunately, when metastatic disease occurs, the prognosis remains poor, even if survival has improved, often exceeding 24 months, due to the introduction of targeted agents.
However, with time, improved (often commercial) diagnostics became available to detect some of these pathogens with a high degree of standardization, thus enabling comparisons of etiology across geographic sites and over time.
As both Green and Goldstein detail, school districts in the United States that take teacher training seriously have seen student performance improve, often dramatically.
Meanwhile the Government defends benefit sanctions and claims that benefit payment delays are improving, often cited as two other causes of increased use of food banks.
TOKYO — The leaders of China and Japan pledged Wednesday to make their nations partners instead of rivals as the Chinese president, Hu Jintao, began a good-will mission to Tokyo aimed at improving often tense relations between the Asian powers.
In the wake of a Guardian investigation in September 2013, pressure has increased on the Qatari authorities to reform the kafala laws that tie workers to their employer and to improve often dire living and working conditions.
When the text improves, often it is because the critics show up, rather than shut up.
The Associated Press reported that Tracy's release was secured with the help of former U.S. Rep. William Delahunt, who has long worked to improve often strained U.S.-Venezuelan ties and was hired by Tracy's family as an attorney in the case.
These 'negative' findings are strongly at odds with the experiences of health care practitioners who see individual patients improve, often dramatically, leading practitioners to believe in the effectiveness of specific interventions.
