Sentence examples for succeeding in improving from inspiring English sources

Given the stress on openness and transparency, Blair acknowledged that certain governments, including Ethiopia and Rwanda, were less than open, but what was important was whether they were succeeding in improving lives.

While Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, did not say Wednesday whether he would support the NATO request, he indicated that the two sides were succeeding in improving ties, which were damaged last year over Russia's war with neighboring Georgia, a Western ally.

And more and more assessments are revealing that river-restoration projects based only on physical factors are not succeeding in improving the quality of the environment, he says.

For example, are regional health research and development fora, such as the Africa Forum [ 23] and the Asia Health Research Forum [ 24] that are based on inclusiveness, country-focus and ownership, succeeding in improving equity in development through research in health?

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.

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.

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.