Sentence examples for improved to the point of from inspiring English sources

The show ended with an interview in which Abby explained to the principal that she used "to stink at the Hula Hoop," but with practice and encouragement from a cousin she improved to the point of performing.

Twenty years ago, the bagels in Kansas City were accurately described by one of my daughters as tasting like "round bread".... Could it be that outlander bagels have improved to the point of being something that people truly yearn for?

Although some operational metrics declined during the period, the pilot safety improved to the point of having zero accidents.

Patients whose adherence was initially good but then dropped off could represent a group of patients whose symptoms improved to the point of not needing ongoing therapy.

The disease burden from water, sanitation and hygiene and indoor air pollution reflects the total attributable burden, in other words the burden that could be avoided if water, sanitation and hygiene, and solid fuel use could be improved to the point of not causing any health impact.

This status is expected to last in the near future or even improve to the point of making this compound a central participant in the worldwide economic landscape.

It is likely this problem will not improve to the point of being practical until much longer reads are available and until the ribosomal depletion protocols improve.

HIV therapies have improved to the point that combinations of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs routinely knock down the virus so effectively that standard tests cannot detect it in the blood.

The Jets have improved to the point that the strength of the 45-man roster is paramount, not filling positions of need.

"The technology has improved to the point where the experience of both the doctor and patient are close to the same as in-person visits, and in some cases better," says Dr. Kaveh Safavi, head of global health care for Cisco Systems, which is supporting trials of its own high-definition video version of telemedicine in California, Colorado and New Mexico.

It assumes that the often hidden feelings regarding race relations in this country have improved to the point where this type of (I must say creative) cartoon can be seen for what it is, rather than as another deployment of the (all-encompassing) fear that many white Americans have in relation to people of color.