Sentence examples for improved standard of from inspiring English sources
Originally from Dennistoun in the east end of Glasgow, he said the flats had offered many people a dramatically improved standard of living.
This is a result of a partnership between Sense International Kenya and the Kenyan Institute for Education (KIE) that we hope will result in a much improved standard of education for deafblind children in the country.
Upon my grandmother's death in March of 1979, my father, John Barrymore, and I began to enjoy a greatly improved standard of living supported by selling off the Barrymoreabelia we had pirated from her estate.
An improved standard of living comes from innovation.
In a global context where the need for quality housing is increasing with improved standard of living and growing population, the over exploitation of natural resources as building materials is becoming a serious problem.
From an economic perspective, 21st Century Socialism has failed to deliver a meaningfully improved standard of living for most of the people who have embraced Chavez's credo.
Civilians, rather than plutocrats, controlled corporate America, and that relationship improved standards of living and usually kept the worst of corporate abuses in check.
A lodging house that improved standards of living for around 500 workers in the area, it was built using methods of construction and housing concepts considered revolutionary at the time.
Abdullah al-Khulaifi, labour minister, told me he had had nightmares as a result and felt unfairly criticised, but was still keen to highlight positive reforms – improved standards of workers' accommodation, wage-payment methods and the enforcement of other rules.
According to an International Republican Institute poll, Tunisian concerns center around job creation, improved standards of living, and public safety.
The U.S. Department of Commerce promotes job creation, economic growth, sustainable development and improved standards of living for all Americans by working in partnership with businesses, universities, communities and our nation's workers.
