Sentence examples for improved out from inspiring English sources

I think it's his defence against spin that has improved out of sight.

Berdych agrees that he has improved out of sight in the last six months.

Restaurants, telephone services and air travel have all improved out of recognition.

The plaintiff was the owner of the upland, but had not, in the exercise of his riparian right, improved out into the water in front of his land.

Young says his tackling and kicking game have improved out of sight and the player would clearly leap at the chance of any kind of representative lifeline.

Some will point to the fact that the horse hates travelling right-handed or that it may be that Madison Du Berlais has improved out of all recognition as the leading pair were such a long way clear.

The preserved CNT networks significantly improved out-of-plane electrical conductivity, and also have an effect on ILSS value.

The method of S-maps relies on fitting a series of models (from linear to nonlinear) where the degree of nonlinearity is controlled by a local weighting parameter Θ. Improved out-of-sample forecast skill with increasingly nonlinear models (larger Θ) indicates that the underlying dynamics were themselves nonlinear [53].

Nevertheless, this study showed that more than half of the patients believe that the reorganisation has improved out-of-hours primary care.

Even though the NHIS has contributed significantly to improved out-patient and in-patient attendance, reduced maternal mortality rates and increased percentage of skilled deliveries in the country [ 7], there are increasing concerns with respect to its operational and financial sustainability [ 5, 8– 13].

"We know credit quality isn't improving out there".