Sentence examples for making in improving from inspiring English sources

"The effect would be to dismantle the unprecedented success that we've been making in improving student achievement in our high-poverty urban schools," he said.

The government lives in a constant state of anxiety about the ability of the Tory newspapers (though not the Tory party) to belittle and undermine what it sees as the progress it is making in improving public services.

He added: "Indeed, the correct information provides a good indication of the excellent progress this Conservative administration is making in improving the education and life chances of children and young people in Lancashire". Driver wrote that 52% of Lancashire's schools were rated as good or outstanding by Ofsted when the Conservatives took control of the county in 2009.

Pietig and Egly applauded the efforts the city is making in improving its customer service.

Is enough investment being made in improving maternal health?

Mr Miller said it was important that progress was made in improving global food security.

However, had she explored the downtown area more, she would see great strides being made in improving it.

Mark Hoban, the employment minister, said considerable progress had been made in improving a process that was introduced by Labour.

While there has been progress made in improving education, there is always more that can be done.

In recent years, great progress has been made in improving the performance of Si anodes by employing nanotechnology.

In recent years, advances have been made in improving the ability to monitor and control fermentation progress.