Sentence examples for stimulate improvement from inspiring English sources

In an effort to stimulate improvement both managers had got radical with their lineups.

Manuel Pellegrini had to use the break to stimulate improvement from his team but decided not to make any personnel changes.

"It is a sector we are paying a lot of attention to," Mr. Bernanke said, adding that because commercial mortgages are a relatively small market, "I don't think we need to have an enormous program to stimulate improvement".

In 2017, NQF established an Action Team to foster shared decision making, and to call for a national certification process as one recommendation among others to stimulate improvement.

This week, on Jol's recommendation, Fulham appointed René Meulensteen as head coach in an effort to help stimulate improvement in a team who are conceding goals at an alarming rate and have won just one home Premier League match in seven months.

Such a small change would generate the sense of discomfort necessary to finally stimulate improvement.

A Feb. 5 news article reports Energy Department plans to stimulate improvements in the fuel efficiency of light and heavy trucks.

This in turn will stimulate improvements in LLR ground segment hardware and help refine the LLR software code and models.

We investigate whether such policies benefit from determining fuel carbon intensities (FCIs) locally to account for variations in fuel production and to stimulate improvements in FCI.

"We really hope these results will stimulate improvements in modeling the electron-stripping effects on X-ray imaging techniques," Feifel said, which may ultimately help to resolve the structure of important biological proteins and other samples using LCLS.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said this month that the proposal would stimulate improvements to the power grid in Fairfield and New Haven Counties, where there has been public opposition to high-voltage lines and new power plants, but state regulators and even Connecticut Light and Power oppose the federal plan as discriminatory and a windfall for power generators.