Sentence examples for improvements to help from inspiring English sources

All are stadiums that pride themselves on strong traditions that have undergone recent improvements to help them generate more revenue while still maintaining the allure of antiquity.

Some fees from nonradio customers will support infrastructure improvements to help the network function accurately even with fewer radio signals than it was designed to accommodate.

Perhaps the most important concession of all was the Republicans' vow to support congressional appropriations for much-needed railroad construction and other internal improvements to help the war-struck Southern economy.

Borough President Mario J. Cariello of Queens called for establishment of "an over‐all master plan" on sewer and highway improvements to help cut "a half‐century backlog" in his borough.

Most people would have respect for Mr Cameron if he withdrew the bill, stabilised the NHS and then got people together to review where the NHS should be going next and how can make improvements to help deal with the big issues", she added.

Here's a clue – you'll always need incremental improvements to help refine your product or service.

The Productive Series is a collection of change programmes designed by the English National Health Service NHS Institute for Innovationon and Improvement to help frontline healthcare staff improve quality and reduce wasted time, so that this time can be reinvested into time spent with patients.

The Whigs, led by the Kentuckian Henry Clay, heralded the new industrial capitalist order, seeking federal support for banks and infrastructure improvement to help advance national commerce.

Last year, 59 percent of its seventh graders passed the state math test — below the 81 percent who passed citywide, but enough of an improvement to help the school earn an A on its report card.

We ask the team to self-assess on each of the five, and then we dig into those elements where they feel they have the most need for improvement, to help them determine practical changes they can make.

She has stressed a culture of continuous improvement to help achieve lasting results for the world's children.