Sentence examples for improvement for which from inspiring English sources
That is a good thing of course evidence of an improvement for which the government, for both good reasons and bad, generally gets little credit.
More crucially, the rough lining the fairways is significantly shorter and wispier this year – a vast improvement for which mother nature, and not gentlemen of the governing body, can take credit.
The president might have to revise his definition of the club's ambition if second place, where the club finished this season, is the improvement for which he thanked the coach on Monday.
This study describes an optimal hybrid control approach of two similar adjacent buildings for seismic performance improvement, for which the passive dampers are used as link members between the two parallel buildings and the active control devices are installed as tendon-type devices between two successive floors in the buildings.
It is needed to provide clearer design guidelines for further materials improvement, for which there seems to be clear scope.
An approach that is often preferred is to power the study to detect a minimally important difference (MID the magnitude of improvement for which patients would consider a course of treatment to be worthwhile.[ 3] In some instances, an MID estimate may be unavailable so a pilot study may be needed.
But they also pointed to some of his vital work, both serious and comic, like the time he was voluntarily waterboarded, or his series about self-improvement, for which he had a seaweed body wrap and dabbled in yoga.
We believe it is early for fundamental cost improvements, for which we believe Shell has significant opportunity, yet to show through.
The original legislation required owners to make any improvements for which the cost could be recouped through declines in energy bills within five years.
It also needed improvements, for which she managed to get grants from a federal program that would install new siding, repaint the trim and remove lead paint inside.
