Sentence examples for improvements most from inspiring English sources

Which requires constant small improvements, most of them invisible, but felt.

Despite drastic improvements, most modern wastewater treatment systems are still not designed to recapture or reuse the valuable resources and energy contained in human waste.

But it also made some improvements, most conspicuously offering riders real-time information about when buses and subways would actually arrive at stations.

As a result, and though there have been other improvements, most Afghans are less secure than they were under the Taliban.

Applications now launch considerably faster than under previous releases of OS X. Startup and shutdown times have been reduced, too, with these improvements most apparent in dual processor systems.

Even with massive funding improvements, most experts do not expect Russian state healthcare standards to approach that of the UK much before 2020, despite President Putin's commitments to spending $16bn in total on healthcare in 2012 and 2013.

But he said there was  room for improvement, most notably with Cano's pitch selection.

Only when large companies' profits have shown a couple of quarters of improvement, most analysts agree, will technology spending start to pick up.

But the gain to the migrant himself is enormous; better than any improvement most developing-economy workers can hope to achieve in their home country.

However, some other cancers have shown little improvement, most notably lung and pancreatic cancer, the figures show.

Over many centuries much effort has been expended on crop improvement, most recently by use of molecular genetic technologies.