Sentence examples for looking at improvements from inspiring English sources

He says they are looking at improvements on the back end (indexing and query serving) as well as the user search experience itself.

Robert Robinson, joint secretary of the group looking at improvements on the network, said: "We have submitted the business case which includes a timetable, costings and an implementation plan for the enhanced service to the minister".

"I am not against the commission looking at improvements for our national side and more adult contact for our younger players, but they've gone about it the wrong way.

Robert Robinson, joint secretary of the group looking at improvements on the network, said it had asked Arriva Trains to submit costings and a timetable for the proposed hourly route.

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"We think about 'Are we growing?' " FitzSimons interrupted to say, "We look at improvements in efficiency.

Faced with yet another outside scheme which would bypass the navigation from Wakefield to Ferrybridge, the company looked at improvements which would give 7 feet of water all the way to both Leeds and Wakefield.

24 The PAMELA study looked at improvements in the overall model fit when out of office BP was added to clinic BP without considering other traditional risk factors.

Details about study participants' recruitment were previously described by Cohen et al 40 in their study which looked at improvement in post-traumatic stress disorder in post-conflict Rwandan women.

A Home Office spokeswoman said last night: "We are looking at what improvements can be made if existing agencies work together and share resources more effectively".

"We are looking at process improvements, better ways to do things".