Sentence examples for makes big improvements from inspiring English sources

Don Talbot, coach of the Australian swim team, told reporters in Australia: "It's an unfortunate fact of life now that anybody that swims fast, makes big improvements, immediately comes under suspicion.

"We want to make big inroads into cancer outcomes, early diagnosis and improved survival rates; we want to make big improvements in mental health services where we know it has been the poor relation.

It made big improvements in energy efficiency even as the economy expanded rapidly.

Its lobbying director, Adam Galczynski, claims that it was able to make big improvements to Poland's new tax code.

Crucially, however, they have all made big improvements in most of the component categories while Britain has stalled and been overtaken.

That said, several firms have "made big improvements in their disclosure since we wrote to tell them that we were doing the index," says Mr Schepers.

But practicalities count too, and the advance of the AMT could be used to make big improvements on the income tax.

Those who do make big improvements may have to raise their costs so much that they might lose orders to less scrupulous suppliers.

Dominic Cummings, the campaign director of Vote Leave, has made few public announcements since the Brexit referendum but he did say this: "If you want to make big improvements in communication, my advice is – hire physicists".

Some states, like Tamil Nadu and Chhattisgarh, have made big improvements by using technology to track food and have made it easier for almost all households to get ration cards.

The last 18 months or so he's made big improvements, won a number of Challengers and is winning matches consistently on the Tour on all of the surfaces.