Sentence examples for improved thousands from inspiring English sources

Mr. Correa, an economist who studied at the University of Illinois, has improved access to education and health care for the poor and has built or improved thousands of miles of roads and highways.

Gil Laroya is an award-winning medical device entrepreneur, who works with physicians worldwide, developing innovative products that have saved or improved thousands of lives.

Moreover, improved (3rd generation) light water reactors are available for near-term needs.

EDISON, N.J. — Set against all the talk about the urgent need to add length so that venerable courses can still test today's elite players is a classic case of addition by subtraction: the shortened — and improved — 18th at the storied Plainfield Country Club.

A UCLA study conducted last year found that just five days of no media use improved 6th graders comprehension of nonverbal emotional cues, and just last weekend researchers from Boston University warned that using a tablet or smartphone to divert a child's attention could be detrimental to "their social-emotional development".

This study aimed to examine the extent to which the quality physical education teaching (QPET) practices contributed to improving 4th- and 5th-grade students' manipulative skill competency.

The aim of this study was to improve 7th- and 8th-grade students' (N = 83) compare contrast reports when writing from sources.

The Bucs improved from 25th to 10th in yards allowed this season; however, they were 26th in scoring defense, yielding 26 points per game.

The Fighting Irish (8-1) play Navy and Rutgers before finishing the schedule against Southern California (6-2), whimprovedoved to 9th from 11th despite being idle.

With No. 3 running the show, Seattle actually improved from 18th to 9th in total yards this season, showing that it can indeed come from behind when it needs to.

Consistent with recently published results (25), EXE treatment markedly improved both 1st and 2nd phase insulin secretion (Table 2) (Fig. 1); glucose-potentiated, arginine-stimulated insulin secretion increased more than twofold following EXE therapy.