Sentence examples for improvement will come from inspiring English sources

"Once the revenue side improves a great deal of the improvement will come down to the bottom line.

And even the optimists doubt that the improvement will come this year.

That improvement will come largely from increased efficiency in the company's sprawling network of seven warehouses.

Some of the improvement will come from the mix of products — more cars and fewer large S.U.V.'s.

The improvement will come despite a 50% increase in marketing spending to support the global launch of BlackBerry 10, its new smartphone software platform.

Battle-hardened and likely to be around the mark, but Red Cadeaux is poorly drawn and it's hard to see where the requisite improvement will come from to be a winning hope.

Future improvements will come in the form of improved gene annotations, a greater sequencing depth in the genus for picking up weaker signals of diversifying selection as well as the generation of in planta expression data sets for other Fusarium species that capture early time points during infection reliably for effector prediction.

For some youths, though, improvements will come too late.

And, with Facebook's money behind it, improvements will come ever quicker.

The £14m for the Corpus Christi Catholic College improvements will come from the £260m allocated to Leeds under the BSF programme in 2005.

It is on the software side of things where the biggest improvements will come though, with Apple promising that iOS 8 will provide the most 'natural experience' yet and finally make using iCloud second nature.