Sentence examples for the number improved from inspiring English sources

Judge Pollak, who is a former dean of the law schools at Yale and the University of Pennsylvania, also noted "alarmingly high" error rates when fingerprint examiners took proficiency tests; in 1995 only 44percentt of 156 law enforcement examiners could correctly identify all five prints in the test, and in a 1998 study the number improved to only 58percentt.

"We are making an effort to improve on these issues, and I think this time next year, you will see the number improve considerably," he said.

The numbers improved a lot.

And when the numbers improved, he also shared the savings with his employees through the company's bonus plan.

And as the numbers improved at Facebook, the growth in visits to Myspace started to stall.

After Obama took office, the numbers improved until the summer of 2009, when they briefly hit parity, at roughly 45percentt for "right track" and 45percentt "wrong track" alike.

National polls showed McCain with low name recognition, but once voters were asked about a hypothetical candidate with a similar military biography, the numbers improved dramatically.

Microsoft found that by October 2006, the game had fallen into the bottom 30 percent in test player reaction of all games currently in testing, and the bottom 50 percent in interest, though the numbers improved after a month.

Are the numbers improving?

To no surprise, expansion in Albania, one of 29 countries served, has not made the numbers improve.

The successes are promising, but I am going to wait until the numbers improve before I celebrate.