Sentence examples for improves in line from inspiring English sources

Last week's warning "is an effort to make sure that the volume and timeliness of the information improves," in line with a new executive order signed by the president, one senior official said.

One reason why this market has been slow to develop is because it is hard to think of a business with a cashflow that improves in line with longevity.

The improved in-line skates were quickly adopted by speed skaters and also inspired a new variety of roller hockey.

Some participants described changing outlooks after accepting they are unlikely to get an acceptable diagnosis, and that they might not improve in-line with initial expectations.

The interiors, alas, were "improved" in line with Victorian tastes.

But there's little evidence that the performance of the police has improved in line with this increase in resources.

According to the NUS, the quality of accommodation does not always improve in line with cost increases.

Extraordinarily, the evidence suggests that attitudes among mental health professionals are not improving in line with the general trend.

Robbery has not gone down as much as burglary, perhaps because personal security has not improved in line with domestic security.

Steel said it could not be concluded that care for people with conditions outside the QOF had got worse, but it was not improving in line with conditions included in GPs' contracts.

Despite these headwind the Fed said it saw "cumulative progress" in the US economy - the same phrase it used in December when Bernanke announced the first QE cut and signalled that officials were likely to announce further cuts at subsequent Fed meetings, provided the economy improved in line with expectations.