Sentence examples for recognizing improvements from inspiring English sources

Recognizing improvements in technology and some conveniences afforded by self-serve, Mr. Kelly said the association would be willing to support self-service if procedures were instituted to prevent oil companies from operating as wholesalers and retailers at the same time.

Claes Fornell, who led research for the ACSI report, says three things are behind Detroit's surge: Consumers are recognizing improvements (especially at Ford) in product quality and service; car prices have leveled off or even declined with incentives and rebates; and, most importantly, the automakers' consumer base has shrunk.

"With little move in the stock or bond market on the news of the downgrades, it is clear that markets had already made the credit adjustments and are now recognizing improvement" in the region, he says.

Easily recognized improvements are the large-scale river-basin projects designed for flood control, irrigation, and power generation.

Matthew Cate, the secretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, called the court ruling disappointing because it did not recognize improvements the state had made over the last several years.

Dr. Capozza said jumbo borrowers could be the first to recognize improvements in the overall mortgage market, partly because they have not had the benefits of a government-subsidized mortgage market, which include historically low rates.

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Finally, tracking symptoms can assist in identifying problem areas (e.g., a patient's religious obsessions are still not improving) and for helping a child recognize improvement (given the motivational nature of this technique, we do not often recommend showing a child data suggesting lack of improvement except when noting isolated areas that may be more treatment-resistant).

It is of interest that our patients recognized improvement in freedom of movement of the phantom as training progressed, suggesting they achieved better mental access to the deafferented cortical areas (Mercier et al., 2006).

Recognizing recent improvements in the security situation, he counseled that American troops should only leave "when the time is right".

While recognizing the improvements in women's health achieved through abortion legalization in Nepal, our results indicate ways to further improve abortion access and care quality.