Sentence examples for results have improved from inspiring English sources

GCSE and A-level results have improved.

Academic results have improved as a consequence.

Since she joined, exam results have improved considerably.

However, results have improved in that tournament, too.

He struggled then, but his results have improved.

He now says the company may keep the ambulance operations, whose results have improved recently.

The model was trialled across all schools in Rotherham, and within a year boys' Sats results had improved by 11%.

While the analysis of test results has improved since then, some athletes are still using the drug without detection by using small doses over a long period.

Even as technology spending in K-12 public education has risen steadily in the last 20 years, student performance — as measured by test results — has improved only incrementally.

Sparling, who could not be reached for comment, told the Bath Chronicle that the school's governing body remained strong and that results had improved since the school was last judged outstanding.

Roxy Prust, a teacher at Park View primary school in Leeds, who has worked with Into Film, said her students' Sats results had improved after she integrated film into her lessons: "Many of our pupils have few experiences of the world around them and their imagination is limited.