Sentence examples for improvements born of from inspiring English sources
But if many of his successes were indeed from London, his biggest hits, like "Dolly" and "42nd Street," were his own inspirations, and often his imports benefited from improvements born of his obsessive attention to every detail of production and promotion.
It's also born of the expectation that this England team has plenty of room for improvement.
Some analysts are predicting that just as the Japanese popularized kanban (just in time) and kaizen (continuous improvement), Indians could export a kind of "Gandhian engineering," combining irreverence for conventional ways of thinking with a frugality born of scarcity.
Finally, children of immigrants born outside of the country of survey were classified as TC-born (foreign born, from third country) or EU-born (foreign born, from Europe) depending on their regions of birth.
Above all, a revolution born out of protests over economic conditions has yet to bring improvements in the standard of living.
We expect an improvement of healthy singletons born after at least 37 weeks of gestation after vaginal delivery from 45% to 60% in the intervention group.
OPENTABLE WAS BORN of frustration.
A Merger Born of Desperation?
Looking at the median change in ranks after excluding preterm births <24 weeks of gestation (figure 4) showed a worsening of 12 places for PCTs that registered less than half of preterm births <24 weeks of gestation as live born compared with an improvement of four ranks for those that registered at least half of births as live born.
