Sentence examples for sense improvements from inspiring English sources

For starters, TSA Administrator John Pistole refused to testify before the committee on the innocuous subject of "common sense" improvements to America's airport security, reportedly because the committee has no jurisdiction over his agency.

Jordan said he could sense improvement during the preseason, when he learned not to bowl over opponents but to put his shoulder down and try to outrun them.

Furthermore, the folk dance has positive effects over the individual in the strict sense (improvement of physical and mental activities and personality) and in his relations with others.

He told the senators that repairing the board may call for small common-sense improvements rather than major structural changes.

The Treasury, he said today, "confuses modest, common-sense improvements with the comprehensive reform necessary to deter abusive tax shelters".

One of the truly refreshing changes in baseball is how open it has been lately to common-sense improvements.

"It seems like a very common-sense improvement on the existing law," Mr. Williams said.

This sensing improvement is attributed to well-controlled MICP pore structures increasing the recognition cavities during surface imprinting.

Eventually, due to the trapping and release of electrons, the conductivity of nanobelt generates an evident change and achieves the sensing improvement.

But, in another sense, the improvements are troubling because they reveal the industry's relatively primitive approach to dealing with service disruptions.

Do they sense the improvements, even if modest — or do they see a lack of "possible selves" in the upper ranks and direct their energy elsewhere?