Sentence examples for mostly to improve from inspiring English sources
RMs have probably long been used mostly to improve oxygenation, which is a good thing if this improvement results from or is associated with lung recruitment.
A 2012 Canadian study found that successive cuts in the Canadian company tax rate did little to spur foreign investment, and served mostly to improve the cash-flow of local businesses – but that increase did not lead to improved investment.
The money would go mostly to improve bus service for drivers who switch to mass transit.
The major differences are that Mr. Gore would increase federal spending on education by $115 billion over the coming decade, while the Texas governor would increase it by $13.5 billion over five years, mostly to improve reading scores.
Outside my window, now half out of the melting snow, stood a pyramid of well-cured rounds sawed, hauled and stacked two summers before from a dead red fir that was felled mostly to improve the view and, yes, eventually to split, haul and feed to our stove.
The first steps in the management of CM complicated by medication overuse must be the withdrawal of the overused drugs and a detoxification treatment; that in order to stop the chronic headache and mostly to improve the answer to the second step of the management.
Mr. Biden was on the final leg of an eight-day trip to Asia that was dedicated mostly to improving relations with China.
Mr. Biden was on the final leg of an eight-day trip to Asia that was dedicated mostly to improving relations with China, whose rising economic and political power is a challenge to the United States.
Stewart did create a thriving business that allowed and encouraged its customers, mostly women, to improve their daily lives.
A ballet dancer's life is made up of infinite minute adjustments, mostly intended to improve the way things look: Is the line of the leg beautiful in this position?
Wisely, he is mostly seeking to improve disclosure, rather than actually to cap pay at a specific level, which experience suggests would encourage creative ways around the cap.A 1994 reform that limited tax deductibility of executive pay to $1m merely turned the $1m maximum into the de facto norm, and inspired the rapid growth of share options as an alternative form of tax-favoured compensation.
