Sentence examples for might improve with from inspiring English sources
If pruning, mulching and judicious watering don't do the trick, the tree might improve with a slow-release fertilizer.
Therapeutic interventions might improve with knowledge of the physiologic pathways involved in the hyperplastic response to vascular injury.
The findings from this preliminary series suggest a potential relationship between gastroesophageal reflux disease and atrial arrhythmias that might improve with antireflux therapy.
Based on these observations, you might expect that at least some patients with functional GI conditions might improve with therapy to reduce stress or treat anxiety or depression.
The rates of nerve preservation and postoperative potency after radical prostatectomy might improve with better identification of the CN using emerging intraoperative imaging modalities.
On opening night, however, the tenor Robert Dean Smith, as Pinkerton, and the conductor Plácido Domingo never quite gelled, a situation that surely might improve with repetition.
The talks might improve relations with Egypt's Islamist government.
And the Light family, which came here partly for the dry mountain climate, where Mr. Light's terrible asthma might improve, adapted with the times.
PAGE 12 PUBLIC EDITOR: Clark Hoyt On May 12, The Times published an Op-Ed article by a military historian who argued that any hopes that a President Barack Obama might improve relations with the Muslim world were unrealistic because Muslims would view him as an apostate.
ON May 12, The Times published an Op-Ed article by Edward N. Luttwak, a military historian, who argued that any hopes that a President Barack Obama might improve relations with the Muslim world were unrealistic because Muslims would be "horrified" once they learned that Obama had abandoned the Islam of his father and embraced Christianity as a young adult.
I conclude that however unsatisfying reform and incapacitation are (and we might improve them with elements like restorative justice) they must remain the dominant values of penal justice, anchored not in positivist science, but in the values of dignity enshrined in human rights law.
