Sentence examples for scrambled to improve from inspiring English sources

Web site designers have scrambled to improve online customer service, setting up 24-hour live customer support services in special chat rooms and fully automated help features.

EVER since a Buenos Aires commuter train slammed into a station wall in February 2012, killing 51 people and injuring more than 700, the Argentine government has scrambled to improve the city's railway system.

EVER since September 2001, when terrorists flew a fully fueled jet right by Indian Point nuclear power plant and past county reservoirs that provide drinking water for 10 million people -- past gas and electric transmission lines and Fortune 500 companies -- Westchester has scrambled to improve security.

While the business is shinging, in the press it's been a grim few months for Facebook as it's scrambled to improve its abuse detection systems following Russian election interference.

After New York made its data public in 1989, hospitals scrambled to improve, and death rates from heart surgery fell 41percentt in four years.

Publishers have been scrambling to improve circulation.

The Big East's other elite teams will be scrambling to improve their N.C.A.A. seeding.

Local governments are scrambling to improve their sagging assets through austerity measures.

So, when other fashion stores are scrambling to improve their websites, will the move to physical stores put off Boden's loyal consumers?

A livery-cab driver was fatally shot in Brooklyn early yesterday, the ninth in a series of killings this year that has confounded the police and has sent the city and the livery industry scrambling to improve the safety of drivers.

The draft has been talked about as a carnival of dealing, with teams scrambling to improve their draft positions and merrily swapping players ahead of July 1, when the free-agency signing period begins.