Sentence examples for improvement only to from inspiring English sources
Right now it looks as if Begich's opponent will be Joe Miller, a Tea Party stalwart who would be an improvement only to people who believe that the one thing this country needs is to bring back Sarah Palin.
That makes sense: no organisation wants to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into a promising executive's professional improvement, only to find him poached away by the competition upon graduation.
I'd squint my eyes and swear I'd caught wind of improvement, only to realize that the marks looked more of the same.
The patient is cautioned that the result he or she sees demonstrates improvement only to the sides of the face, jowl area, and neck, not in the periocular or perioral regions.
In contrast with the UK studies, which did not report clear health improvements, the New Zealand studies delivered housing improvements only to people diagnosed with a respiratory illness.
Many autistic children apparently go through temporary periods of respite at different stages of childhood and adolescence, when one or another drug or behavioural treatment seems to lead to striking improvements, only to spin back into uncontrollable antisocial behaviour later in life.
However, the improvement only appeared to begin when the book was available, perhaps related to its role in increasing communication and enhancing interaction (Woods, Keady, & Seddon, 2007).
However, based on other statements, this improvement only applies to one quarter of the population.
However, based on participants' other statements it can be estimated that this improvement only applies to one quarter of the population.
He took the C train to Times Square to find some of the purple garbage bags used by the Times Square Business Improvement District, only to learn that they have, improbably, become hot tourist items.
He added, "We've seen signs of improvement before only to drop back down" and said that if elected president, "I will care very deeply about getting it better very quickly".
