Sentence examples for sizeable improvements from inspiring English sources

Most encouraging of all for the coaching staff is England still have sizeable improvements left in them.

Researchers first detected sizeable improvements after 2009 in the wake of a new police strategy in Rio de Janeiro.

The authors also noted that such test-score gains tend to lead to sizeable improvements in students' earnings as adults.

For two population-based samples of older individuals living in the community, we find that PEF and grip strength (and gait speed in Costa Rica) yield sizeable improvements in mortality prediction above and beyond self-reported limitations.

His annual salary of £810,000 plus benefits and bonuses will prove to be a sizeable improvement on the hourly rate he earned as a teenager.

Greece, however, require a sizeable improvement on the display they put in against Korea, when Lee Jung-soo and Park Ji-sung were able to score against the Euro 2004 winners with relative ease.

The threat of foreclosure is a great thing for focusing one's mind on financial matters.The latter group on the other hand, is almost mathematically certain to be unable to meet their mortgage payment when the rate adjusts, unless there has been some sizeable improvement in their financial circumstances.

Improved GLTP also showed a sizeable improvement of 7, 6.3 and 5.5% for 7-class LOO, 6-class CV and 6-class LOO tests respectively.

The sizeable improvement in EE prediction error in persons who use wheelchairs with individual calibration may be due to a larger degree of individual variance in cardiovascular function and responses to exercise in this population.

Contrary to foreign language speaking immigrant students, however, the change in the composition of schools did not led to a sizeable improvement of schooling results for native students as it is mainly the foreign language speaking students themselves that suffer first from high levels of concentrations of foreign language speaking students in a school (see e.g. Coradi Vellacott et al., 2003).

The change of MRS was arbitrarily classified based on the movement between grades at baseline and 10 months on the MRS: no change (no movement), minimally better (improvement of l grade), sizeable better (improvement of more than l level), minimally worse (deterioration of l grade), and sizeable worse (deterioration of more than l level).