Sentence examples similar to make long term improvements from inspiring English sources

After defeating James II in 1690, victorious Protestants subjected Catholics to cruel restrictions on land ownership and leasing, causing most of Ireland's people to farm small plots on which they had no incentives to make long-term improvements.

Think of systems as the daily or weekly activities someone does to make long-term improvements without regard to immediate results.

Last September, the Nokia chief executive, Stephen Elop, said the company would start a comprehensive review of its smartphone production facilities with an eye to reducing costs and making long-term improvements in efficiency.

Certain marketing channels are designed to deliver immediate results, while others are focused on making long-term improvements.

Obama has to signal clearly, early, and often to his political appointees that making long-term improvements to basic government operations is a central part of their jobs.

Participants were assessed at baseline and then again after four weeks of completing a 40 hour program which educated them on making long-term improvements in nutrition and physical activity and sleep habits.

A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "We make no apology for the fact that more schools than even we imagined have opted to convert, and no apology for spending money on a programme that is proven to drive up standards and make long-term school improvements.

It said it would make long-term savings through improvements to the health of staff and prisoners.

Listed below are 10 practical concepts to help you make long-term sustainable health improvements.

Reflect on the areas that could use some improvement and strive to make long-term changes.

Try to make long-term investments.