Sentence examples for real in improving from inspiring English sources

A multisite, randomized, repeated-measures design compared three groups (intervention, attention control, and no-treatment control) to assess the efficacy of Reasoning Exercises in Assisted Living (REAL) in improving everyday problem solving and maintaining self-care.

We made real investments in improving education.

But there has been real progress in improving safety.

We interviewed thousands of factory workers in Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam and found that they want a real voice in improving their futures.

Another area where the web has made a real difference in improving people's lives is through the work of charities.

At the same time, school officials would need to make bigger changes — like cutting class sizes and improving support services — if they want to make real headway in improving student performance.

Anders Ekblom, executive vice president of development at AstraZeneca, said: "We have made real strides in improving our efficiency in recent years, but there is a continuing need to adapt our organisation in anticipation of future challenges.

Mr. Medvedev struck a more diplomatic note on Thursday in a video posted on the Kremlin Web site, saying he hoped that Mr. Obama "will sense here our real interest in improving relations" after a period of tension.

Most Americans said they did not expect real progress in improving the economy, reforming the health care system or ending the war in Iraq — three of the central promises of Mr. Obama's campaign — for at least two years.

The trust now provides a more advanced level of learning about dementia for staff who have already undertaken the basic training and who have a real interest in improving care for patients with dementia.

So by thinking like a fish, scientists such as Hirvonen are making real progress in improving young fishes' development.