Sentence examples for improved to emphasise from inspiring English sources

Fourth, tools employed for SLEs need to be improved to emphasise their formative focus (eg, prioritising free-text comments) and making them easier to finalise (eg, applications for smartphones and tablets).

There are several ongoing initiatives supported by prominent developmental agencies to improve the immunisation rates in northern Nigeria and evidence such as provided by this study underscores the need to emphasise improved timelines in uptake besides the overall coverage.

A Communist Party chief of a middle school in central China recently said that it deserved deep thought and that the answer lay in an education system that fails to emphasise improving "character".

Nicholas Falk of the Urban and Economic Development Group, a consultancy, argues that the most important things small towns can do are to improve their shops and to emphasise their distinctiveness.

This is something that we can improve on but I would like to emphasise the spirit of the team and the way we worked hard together".

in our country – the NHS" He then went on to emphasise two soft issues – improved maternity networks and a health premium targeted at the poorest areas of the country".

They need to emphasise improvements".

Andretta said Mulberry's strategy to emphasise its Britishness and improve quality at accessible prices was paying off.

Morgan even agrees that there is "more that [the government] can do to emphasise its importance and improve the quality and provision of PSHE education which is not yet good enough in too many schools".

We agree with Foster and Delitto that whilst there is considerable competition on undergraduate syllabus for biomedical modules, there may be an opportunity to improve and emphasise the integration of a biopsychosocial approach within entry-level training [ 84].

He prefers to emphasise that internet bandwidth in Iran has significantly improved after a five-year gap, increasing by about four times.