Sentence examples for more than improved from inspiring English sources

When Smith Street opened in October 1999, its desserts ($6 each) were a weak point, but they have more than improved.

Having consulted widely with victims in the course of my work as director of public prosecutions and, more recently, heading up Labour's victims' taskforce, it is clear to me that most victims of crime want a good deal more than improved procedures in court.

"… the success of America's startup ecosystem depends on more than improved broadband speeds.

Turning that promise into reality will require more than improved treatments.

Preservation of inferior mesenteric and middle colic arteries could account for the good anastomotic healing, much more than improved experience with this technique [ 15].

Furthermore, aggressive management of blood glucose levels per se does not substantially improve most cardiovascular risk factors commonly present in T2DM, including obesity, hypertension or diabetic dyslipidemia indicating that CVD risk management in T2DM requires more than improved glucose control.

But more than improving their record, Marbury's effort reinvigorated his team's sagging spirits.

And microeconomic policy ought to do more than improve productivity and employment.

He argues that George Osborne must do more than improve the north's infrastructure with high-speed rail links and roads.

Mindfulness can do more than improve a physician's well-being; it can also sharpen clinical skills.

By dint of memos, meetings and detail, the task-force may do more than improve America's sanctions policy.