Sentence examples for more impressive changes from inspiring English sources

60 In some countries, more impressive changes in mortality were expected in view of the efforts and resources devoted to combating breast cancer.

The group's tight ensemble was all the more impressive given some recent personnel changes.

Their dominant display was even more impressive considering they made 10 changes to their team which hammered neighbours Manchester United on Sunday - Fernandinho the only player to retain his place.

That's still the case, and it's made all the more impressive based on the physical changes Apple has made to the case design, which theoretically should leave less room inside for actual batteries.

For example, changing legend categories makes a change appear more impressive than it really is.

"I've never worked anywhere without being sexually involved with somebody in the office," she wrote later, which is all the more impressive when you learn she changed job 17 times.

Yu Song and Helen Qiao of Goldman Sachs calculate that the decline is even more impressive in real terms (adjusting for changes in export and import prices), with the surplus shrinking to less than one-third of its level a year ago (see chart 1).

If the shift away from brinkmanship has been most visible at the top, diplomats and international aid workers who have had either long or recently intense exposure to the country say that the changes are even more impressive at the more mundane level of contacts with diplomats and middle-level bureaucrats.

War Emblem proved he is a remarkable horse with his performance here in the second leg of the Triple Crown, a victory made all the more impressive because he was forced to change his front-running style and gut out a three-quarter-length victory.

What is even more impressive is how IKEA used such policy change as an opportunity to leverage design as a tool for inspiring positive behavior change.

Even more impressive is that the Post Office hasn't changed its rates since December 2008.