Sentence examples for meant improved from inspiring English sources

The change has also meant improved sound quality.

One extensive study published this year looked for answers by having healthy children wear actigraphs — devices that measure movement — and then seeing whether more movement and activity during the day meant improved sleep at night.

Others caution that the results of these experiments do not necessarily mean that meditation conclusively caused the adaptations in the brain or that the increased folds meant improved cognitive performance for these older adults.

The view from the publisher side is that real-time bidding has not had the impact of reducing the CPM they are seeing through their display sales channels, as Jon Myers, of Yahoo explains: "For Yahoo, real Time Bidding (RTB) has meant improved opportunity and yields.

A much better year for world markets meant improved odds for breaking into the world's billionaires ranks.

The time taken to hand patients over from ambulances also fell, which meant improved availability of emergency crews.

Food policy meant improving links between farmers and suppliers.

This has meant improving the way we communicate and supporting our staff to relay these messages to our customers.

At Intermountain, that meant improving doctors' knowledge of the data and analytics processes and tackling user resistance head on.

Improving security meant improving the fighting skills of the local militia.

So naturally they'd battle over the school's token gay kid if it meant improving their social status.