Sentence examples for improvements on how from inspiring English sources

The humour's present and correct, and the improvements on how these colourful kids with coarse tongues interact with one another has me very hopeful about the final game.

Whether technical improvements on how ventilators calculate VCO2 can render them more suited in daily praxis will have to be determined in future studies.

The forum concluded with promising opportunities for future improvements on how we can validate, select, and use antibodies with more confidence.

Suggestions for improvement On how the programme could be improved respondents (27.9%) suggested that more time be allocated for the programme either by extending airing time or be aired on more that the current two days.

But there was a 14th measure: The researchers also asked the subjects, "How much did the drug improve your performance on the tests?" The medication led to a decided improvement on how well the subjects thought they did.

5. Ask for feedback from members on meetings in order to facilitate continuous improvement on how we communicate and organise.

"I don't know if I want all my personal information saved on this massive server in Mountain View, but it is so much of an improvement on how life was before, I can't help it," he said.

"I would say the process has taken quite some time and I think there's a lot of room for improvement on how cases are dealt with," he said.

They're still a health hazard – five people were hospitalised from falling bullets after Afghanistan became South Asia champions – but it's an improvement on how things used to be.

When this firm engaged his Tested Selling Institute, he composed "Have you tried the scientific toothpaste, Madam?" These magic words, pronounced by salesgirls in the best drugstores and department stores, were a glittering and sales-making improvement on "How's about some toothpaste?" or similarly shabby phrases the girls might have made up themselves.

Revised rules, which should spread the benefits more broadly through procurement, employment and social programmes, are at least some improvement on how things have been done in the past.Mr Mbeki deplores what he sees as the relentless pursuit of personal enrichment.