Sentence examples for succeed in improving from inspiring English sources

A few succeed in improving the lot of the people.

Some interventions do succeed in improving our mental functioning.

Only 4percentt expressed any optimism that Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi would succeed in improving the economy.

Hopes are fading in the region that a new round of global trade talks that began last year in Doha, Qatar, will succeed in improving developing nations' access to the markets of the rich industrialized nations anytime soon.

Employees need to have a sense of personal responsibility, adds Whittle, but they're unlikely to succeed in improving their working habits if they are not supported by their boss.

"It's always a challenge to take a landscape that has evolved incrementally and a landscape that has a subtle and modest character and to somehow succeed in improving it," Mr. Van Valkenburgh said in an interview.

A 2012 study of 93 children treated in the state of Madhya Pradesh concluded that, although the compulsory 14-d inpatient stay succeeded in improving the condition of admitted children, the improvement was not sustained after discharge.

Though the intervention succeeded in improving ED patient privacy and satisfaction, it should be emphasized that major improvement was achieved by building an ethical environment for daily work activities.

It certainly has not succeeded in improving the quality of life of the children and families of Pakistan.

After his diagnosis, Mr. Sunwold brought all his risk factors under control and succeeded in improving his kidney function.

When the company first arrived in Philadelphia, there were signs that it had succeeded in improving care, said Dr. Cohen, who handled the monitoring.