Sentence examples for improved to give from inspiring English sources

Deben argued that the government's main policy on energy efficiency – the Green Deal, by which householders can take out a loan to pay for improvements including insulation and boilers – should be improved to give more people access to these money-saving measures.

We've got 10 games left, six games at home, and our home form has to be drastically improved to give us the best chance [of staying up].

According to the NAO, there are some areas where performance information could be improved to give better insight into how the department is performing in "priority areas" and making progress with the challenges it faces.

Our home form has to be drastically improved to give us the best chance.

Especially, all methods are improved to give better recommendation, but don't take the errors of forecasting into consideration.

Mr Miliband said the previous format could be improved to give "more opportunities for the audience to ask questions and the setting to be less formal".

Fu rattled in three centuries in his opening victory against Joe Swail, and Murphy accepts he will have to improve to give the Hong Kong player a match.

The collaboration between midwives and obstetricians has to improve to give adequate information to pregnant women about the differences between home births and short-stay hospital births and the chance for a referral to the obstetrician.

The Liberty improved to 10-10, giving every team in the W.N.B.A.'s Eastern Conference a record of.500 or better.

Ralph Friedgen's postseason record improved to 4 2, giving him twice as many bowl wins as any other head coach in school history.

He led the team with 73 appearances last year, and his peripheral statistics — strikeout, walk and home run rates — improved enough to give Cashman hope of a turnaround.