Sentence examples for in return improves from inspiring English sources

This, in return, improves the fan.

We appreciate the value and benefit of educating our clients to help give pets a healthy, happy and long life, which in return improves the human-animal bond.

This process in return improved our insight of the original context and understanding of the transcripts.

Results of such research would, in return, improve the accuracy of subsequent risk maps.

This could improve the commitment of the principals towards CFS that would in return improve the quality and productivity, and help the school to keep up with the pace with the CFS system.

The ROI by year for the base case and various sensitivity analyses can be found in Additional file 4. The base case results show an excellent return even in year 1; the return improves each year with the improvement in diagnostic practice being maintained over time, but costs are lower because only a refresher course would be delivered in later years.

Investments in data-driven technology will help improve the decisions being made in the field, and that in return will improve production, make operations more sustainable, and can help revitalize rural communities".

The range of products offered in some categories could also be slashed by as much as 25% as the grocer aims to push up volumes on the narrower range of items so that it can get better deals from suppliers in return for improved efficiency.

While the football has taken centre stage, the press had been awash with rumours of money changing hands in return for improved, or uninspired, performances.

Perhaps more important to the company — and to a potential buyer — the Guild would agree to end lifetime job guarantees for employees who started working at The Globe before 1992, in return for improved severance packages for those workers.

The Gabonese eco-guards have impressed Corporal Andy Whicker, of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, part of the British army team delivering the seven-week training course: "The way these guys move, it is like they are part of the jungle". The soldiers are learning from the Gabonese and in return are improving the eco-guards' skills in operation planning, navigation and intelligence gathering.