Sentence examples for not really improved from inspiring English sources

But, to Dr. Farrar's chagrin, the treatment options have not really improved.

And yet, he senses, he has not really improved himself in his soul, and he has done nothing to deserve his happiness.

The one county where Mr. Romney has not really improved much on his 2008 levels is Cochise County ( View on Map), in Arizona's Southeast corner.

So as you and your academic colleagues document with increasing frequency our newest generation of oligarchs have not really improved since their days in ancient Greece when they didn't give a damn about the demos who were forced to revolt from time to time just to keep from becoming extinct.

Despite their form in the Champions League, the lack of consistency during Villas-Boas's tenure means he has not really improved on the work of the previous coach, Luciano Spalletti, and the title won last season is not as highly regarded as it might have been because various teams were in turmoil, with CSKA Moscow the only serious challengers.

The polls are one sign: contrary to what you might read elsewhere, they do have some predictive power, and what's especially troubling for Mr. Pawlenty is that his numbers have not really improved even has his name recognition has grown to about 60 percent from 40 percent.

These conversations, as you would expect, did not really improve my state of mind.

They are not really improving the lives of women and girls".

I was kind of just floating about, not really going anywhere, not really improving my game either.

Sadly, such reasoning does not really improve the prospect of chronic underemployment.

Studies have shown that so-called targeting moieties, i.e., antibodies or ligands, on the nanoparticle surface do not really improve delivery to target tumors.