Sentence examples for improving than from inspiring English sources

More factories said that production was improving than at any time since February 1997, the Fed said.

A number greater than zero means a higher percentage of the area's factories surveyed reported business was improving than deteriorating.

Even when there are persistent problems, regulators would rather coax a center into improving than shut it, even temporarily, because the dialysis supply barely keeps up with demand.

Figures above 50 indicate that more companies say business is improving than say it is getting worse, so that is hardly a sign of a new recession.

Of course it could be improved, we would encourage the government to work hard to improve it, but we believe it is better to be in and improving than to be on the outside and trying to plot a new course," he said.

It's innocuous family viewing for parents seeking something a shade more improving than the Adam Sandler-written Hotel Transylvania 2 (Sony, U), which nonetheless represents a good-humoured improvement on its predecessor, with a none-too-subtextual message of social acceptance woven into its undead hijinks.

Better to improve than to get worse.

Story is more often improved than killed by treatment of the producer.

It's better to have sandy soil because it drains well and is easier to improve than silt".

Patients with obsessions and compulsions who take the drugs are more likely to improve than those who do not.

The Bucks have done more to improve than the other Central teams, acquiring the enigmatic Stephen Jackson from Charlotte.