Sentence examples for improving in response from inspiring English sources

A department for children, schools and families spokesperson said that standards in science were in fact improving in response to better funding of schools.

Because our study lacked data on child anthropometrics, we can neither confirm that the government has achieved its vision of how targeting should work, nor that child anthropometrics are improving in response to the employed targeting scheme.

However, the poor performance of MySpace did not hold back profit improvements elsewhere at News Corp as earnings improved in response to the rebound in advertising revenue.

More children from disadvantaged backgrounds (including Indigenous children) were able to access child care over this period, and the quality of the service they received continued to improve in response to the Government's quality improvement agenda (Office of Early Childhood Education and Child Care, 2010).

Larry and Jennifer Willett of Bayville would agree that overall, their life as a couple has improved in response to Sept. 11.

In 2014, 91 of 135 products tested had passed, some failing initially but then improved in response to the feedback.

The traditionally strong relationship has improved in response to threats to European unity, including Brexit and Donald Trump, who has made no secret of his antagonism towards the EU.

Resources and previous articles are online at nytimes.com/children Photos: TJ Van de Wal's attention-deficit problems have improved in response to parenting techniques, his mother, Dawn, right, said.

The new technology's ability to create value is not held back by bottlenecks elsewhere in the ecosystem, and the old technology has limited potential to improve in response to the threat.

We have observed that participants improve in response time but decrease in accuracy after extended repetitive work in a data entry task.

While footage of the race was shown to a disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority, he argued that Loch Ba, a novice, had jumped hesitantly and awkwardly for most of the first circuit but that his jumping had improved in response to several reminders from Elsworth.