Sentence examples for improvements to one from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson must consider making cuts to London's public transport network or postponing improvements to one of the capital's busiest underground lines after he was told to plug a £460m funding gap in a controversial public-private partnership to repair the tube system.

Sevan Nisanyan, owner of several small hotels in Sirince, a historic village, has been sentenced to a year in prison for making illegal improvements to one property and having artifacts from an old mosque in another, said his wife, Mujde Nisanyan.

Now, the company has introduced a number of improvements to one of these tools, Alexa Voice Services (AVS), which will enable a variety of new features, including the ability to adjust the volume, control the playback of media, set timers, and more.

The goals can be defined in terms of the prevention of disease or improvements to one's health status or wellbeing.

Neil Greig, director of policy and research at the Institute of Advanced Motorists, welcomed the improvements to "one of the busiest and most congested roads in England".

It's an improvement to one of the better third-party Android customizations out there, and it actually makes using the One more pleasant, which is saying a lot considering I generally prefer stock Android.

An alternative view of the success to total attempts ratio would be that, respectively, one extra attempt was required in 3.5 patients, with improvement to one extra attempt in 11 patients.

Change is the process that brings improvement to one's life.

But engineers say they have been encouraged to build fewer new products and focus on building improvements to existing ones, like the terrain layer on Google Maps.

The two stations, along with extensive improvements to the one at Branch Brook Park to the south and the resumption of weekend service last month after a two-year shutdown are the culmination of a two-year, $188-million improvement in the system, which handles about 8,000 riders a day.

Further, "Anaerobic biodegradation may also release relatively toxic byproducts such as acetaldehyde, ethanol, acetate, and methane (p. 245)." In Canada, Environment Canada reports that "in recent years, management practices at Canada's major airports have improved with the installation of new ethylene glycol application and mitigation facilities or improvements to existing ones".