Sentence examples for more immediate improvement from inspiring English sources

Obama needs a more immediate improvement.

"Why do you need a kickoff?" (That latter thought may be the spiritual partner to Bill Cosby's 1960's question, "Why is there air?") A more immediate improvement is coming from Fox and CBS: the popular and useful computerized first-down line, which has been used on one or two games a week, will be extended to all games.

The costs of the FTI exceed those of the LT, but the FTI brings more immediate improvements to the children.

Greater understanding, a better pitch and more guidance produced an immediate improvement from Liverpool's makeshift FA Cup team.

While the design of advanced accident-tolerant fuels and structural materials continues to remain the primary focus of much research and development pertaining to the integrity of nuclear systems, there is a need for a more immediate, simple, and practical improvement in the severe accident response of current emergency core cooling systems.

The reasons for this are not clear but it seems plausible that freedom from seizures has more immediate and direct implications for physical functioning, whereas improvements in social and emotional functioning are more difficult to achieve after decades of epilepsy.

Perceptual learning usually produces improvements in discrimination, whereas adaptation is a more immediate loss in sensitivity after exposure to a stimulus [ 49– 51].

Green Bay's offense should in fact be more balanced, too, with second-round draft pick Eddie Lacy expected to provide immediate improvement at running back.

While he offered up a few defiant words, stressing the need for immediate improvement with a cluttered schedule upon his team, his downbeat delivery said more.

In this study we focused on the more immediate outcomes of treatment with antiretroviral drugs, i.e. viral suppression, rise in CD4+ counts and short-term clinical improvement.

Interesting to note the immediate improvement.