Sentence examples for plainly improved from inspiring English sources

Correlation is not causation, but during the affirmative action era, the United States has created a multiracial authority structure in realm after realm, something few, if any, societies in the world have ever accomplished, and race relations have plainly improved.

Their corruption scandals were brought up and then, unfairly, the brothers' recourse to hair transplants, which had plainly improved the looks of many of the politicians hovering around Khan.

The World Series of Boxing team event has plainly improved standards – in the ring and around it – as the officials have been encouraged to gain experience in different environments.

Having said that, the small field gives Paul Hanagan every opportunity to dominate once again, not least from a draw on the rail; and Mukhadram, still with very few miles on the clock, is plainly improving with maturity.

The pope plainly sought to improve relations between the Vatican and Israel, which are barely two decades old.

The consultation document fails to give any examples of how research in a plainly measurable way improves that quality.

The bosses point to various offers they have made, and are plainly ready to improve, in talks that are still under way.For the government there is a nasty thought, and all trade unions know it.

The experimental results showed that improved performance of the connections make the proposed conceptual design plainly appropriate to be used as truss girders of a new concept of composite deployable bridge that can carry heavy vehicle loading.

First, 21st Century Fox was in danger of squashing its own share price if it had tried to improve its plainly inadequate $80bn£47bnbid bid.

Put more plainly – we help draft policies and build mechanisms that ensure … going from having improved the lives of many…to improving the lives of all children.

"I think I improved my tennis a little bit, but is not a radical change, no?" Plainly that depends on your vantage point.