Sentence examples for perpetual improvements from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Clark and Mr. Fink aren't making their perpetual improvements on the 20,000-square-foot space, they try to remind themselves why they were so taken by Three Oaks.

The research introduces the concept of absolute supply chain orientation strategy (ASCOS), which focuses on perpetual improvements to lead-time, just-in-time control, quality and demand variability to ensure the fit between product characteristics and the supply chain process, as a culture or mind-set that should be encouraged in the firm.

The entire plan for perpetual improvement upon which the EU depends is based on continuous economic expansion.

Virtually every area of modern American life experiences a perpetual improvement cycle driven by this spirit.

While other cities (Portlanders mention Houston with particular horror) have proudly resisted even elemental zoning, Portland has decreed a perpetual self-improvement binge.

The author, whose first novel was badly reviewed and pulped after six thousand copies, discusses the dangers of the American belief in perpetual self-improvement.

Curiosity leading to inquiry provides the best foundation for perpetual self-improvement through study and experimentation.

I haven't quite corrected it or done enough work in that period of time, but it's obviously put my mind at rest," he said when asked about is perpetual search for improvement.

If City Council members would give up member items, off-budget and hidden financing of "friendly" organizations and the practice of using taxpayer-financed improvements as perpetual campaign advertising, then we would be able to abandon term limits.

Instead of releasing a new version of a program every couple of years, online firms live in a perpetual cycle of product improvement and instantaneous user feedback.

Overall, the results suggest that perpetual increases in highway safety improvements spending are not likely to be accompanied by a commensurate reduction of crashes at rural two-lane highways.