Sentence examples for too improving from inspiring English sources

They got that in the standings, too, improving to 8-1, two games ahead of second-place Washington (6-3) in the N.F.C. East.

The goal is too improve profitability, which has taken a hit in recent years.

The Rodolfo, Misha Didyk, muscled his way through Act I, powering out his notes without much tenderness; he, too, improved, with more control to his sound in the last acts.

The mean ODI was 46.4% (range 26.8-66%) before surgery and this too improved after surgery to 21.5% (range 18.3-24.7%).

14, 20 Zinc has also been found to be an important antioxidant that protects against free radical-induced oxidative damage and UV radiation; it too, improves the healing of skin.

But as it expanded, it spent too much time chasing revenue and too little improving its online offerings.

There have been other broad signs of economic recovery too, like improving sales of automobiles and a better job market.

So too would improving access to health care for the poor.

He said the players also won because they, too, favored improved competitive balance.

The metro, too, was improved.

But advance sales, too, have improved recently.