Sentence examples for improvements means from inspiring English sources

Technology's constant "newness" is awesome, but the never-ending churn of annual improvements means that a year or two after you buy something (if that), it's "old" or "outdated" and everybody longs for the newest model.

For the children born since then, the range of improvements means they will enjoy the best possible start in life.

Gradual improvements means smaller amounts of materials and fewer chances of burning plant roots.

The center would complement a broader $175 million package in infrastructure improvements meant to revitalize Camden.

But medical improvements mean that women can have two or three children later in life.

Constant improvements mean that more features can be added to these products each year without increasing the price.

That is how you get higher energy prices but lower energy bills, because efficiency improvements mean everyone uses less.

Technological improvements mean that students don't even have to go to the library – the tools are already in their accommodation to connect and access information.

These Chinese force improvements mean that in a future crisis the United States cannot send aircraft carriers into the Taiwan Strait without considering the heightened risks in such action.

Other projects in the capital including tube improvements mean that £5,426 will have been spent on each resident of London compared to £223 on those in the north-east region.

NORTHEAST The Ice Coast can't compete in terms of terrain with the West, but continuing improvements mean that Northeast skiers will find new high-speed lifts, amenity-rich hotels and other big-ticket upgrades within reach.