Sentence examples for really be improved from inspiring English sources

Slovakia has decided some things can't really be improved, and should certainly not be commercialized.

Could roast lamb and all the trimmings really be improved by being battered and immersed in fat?

The iPhone has many such limitations, not least of which would be image quality that can't really be improved by putting a lens in front of it.

It's hard to say what could really be improved about the app, at least the functions that I use regularly, but it's more than possible that it could do those core functions more securely or efficiently.

"Chocolate chip cookies are something most people take for granted and assume can't really be improved on, but our flour adds a whole new level of flavor -- also, the texture is better and they look gorgeous, with a dark, golden color.

Interviewer: Is there anything in this class that you think could really be improved to maybe help students understand more?

"Their protection may not really be improving with insurance," said Mr. Langenbrunner of the World Bank.

The rhythm of the scene has never really been improved upon Griffith even found space for some dreamy, drifting closeups of Gish, in her dead faint and there are filmmakers working today who strive mightily to match him.

The rhythm of the scene has never really been improved upon — Griffith even found space for some dreamy, drifting closeups of Gish, in her dead faint — and there are filmmakers working today who strive mightily to match him.

The detail really is improved quite a bit.

Gaffes like this make you wonder if security really is improved as much as Microsoft claims.