Sentence examples for making any improvement from inspiring English sources

The keys to making any improvement strategies work for you, however, is to start using them and then to use them consistently.

Mr. Ferrara said the letter writer would be well advised to get the landlord's consent before making any improvements or modifications.

Helena E. Williams, president of the Long Island Rail Road, said, "We have to be very vigilant making any improvements we can make with the mission of changing the culture at the railroad".

Before making any improvements, investigate what rebates, tax credits and other incentives you might qualify for, either from government sources or utilities.

Homeowners should research cost and return data prior to making any improvements to their properties.

Back then, American Jewish groups strongly supported legislation that would have made any improvement in American-Soviet trade relations contingent on freer emigration by Soviet Jews.

Changes in defence seem not to have made any improvement in performance with Marc Warren channelling left-back predecessor Fabio, conceding two yellow card-worthy fouls in the opening 20 minutes, yet somehow staying on the park.

"Unfortunately we have not made any improvement in the situation; our troops remain at an undisclosed location; the rebels are not telling us where they are," Tikoitoga said, adding that the hostage takers also wanted humanitarian aid for areas they controlled and compensation for wounded fighters.

It is important to observe from Equation (25) that in absence of additive noise, the STFD based method do not make any improvement compared to the conventional MUSIC.

But I swear, if I had stopped dancing when they told me to I don't think I would have made any improvement with my treatment.

The high costs of computer navigation equipment are inclined to make any improvement less cost-effective (Slover et al. 2008).