Sentence examples for improved on one from inspiring English sources

Their schemes and inventions coincided, overlapped and improved on one another.

The Mets improved on one thing from Monday's game — hitting with runners in scoring position.

Stephen D. Ansolabehere, a professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who is analyzing the election, said that he more or less agreed that the machines in 2002 had not failed and in fact improved on one aspect over the 2000 elections -- there were fewer undervotes or overvotes this time.

Results showed that FIPP participants improved on one of three primary outcomes (i.e., problematic fire interest and associations with fire), and made some improvement on secondary outcomes (i.e., attitudes towards violence and antisocial attitudes) post treatment relative to controls.

X-Factor: Austin Rivers: The goal is to improve on one of the worst NBA seasons anyone has ever had.

WITHOUT missing a culinary beat, in fact improving on one already scored, Coromandel has moved into the New Rochelle space last occupied by Tandoori, Taste of India.

The technique improves on one that Digital Domain had used to make a virtual version of Tupac Shakur perform at the 2012 Coachella festival.

Cooper said there was a challenge issued to each player to improve on one thing each heading into the Argentina game, which they hoped would collectively make a difference.

Haruki Murakami concedes he could improve on one of his most famous novels, says he has learned to live with the barbs of his critics, and admits feeling slightly awkward about sharing a birthday with Adolf Hitler's right-hand man.

In July, Greene King said like-for-like profits from its tenanted pubs were running at similar levels to last year - unable to improve on one of the worst summer's on record in 2007, when persistent wet weather kept drinkers out of Britain's beer gardens.

As a consequence of the fact that this correlation is not perfect, one will find that patients improve on one, but not necessarily on another, domain of the DAS score.