Sentence examples for much improved still from inspiring English sources

On the surface, America seems as conformist as ever, its malls indistinguishable from one another, its entertainment strikingly homogenous and its coffee, though much improved, still remarkably uniform.

User interface is much improved, but still trails the competition in ease of use.

New Orleans's funding for these students, though much improved, is still a work in progress.

He always accepts best wishes for his wife, Amy, who is much improved but still endures energy-sapping treatments in her battle with breast cancer.

Germs have a way of traveling, and this country's safety systems, though much improved, are still not set up to detect and prevent the spread of such rare, but dangerous, forms of a common infectious agent.

Her situation is much improved but still tenuous: her DACA status expires roughly at the end of the Obama Administration, and no one knows what the next President will do with the program.

The fighting has gone on for nearly a week in the southern province, a former Taliban stronghold, demonstrating the insurgency's ability to mobilize against much improved, but still inexperienced, Afghan security forces.

And the school system, while it is much improved, is still inconsistent in terms of student outcomes.

This led to a much improved, but still unacceptable Z/ E (1 1) ratio.

It was a much improved performance, but still not as strong as the broad stock market.

"AB's left elbow is much improved but is still regaining the last few degrees of straightening.