Sentence examples for translating to better from inspiring English sources

Though there is a wealth of health care data, it is not translating to better outcomes.

He believes that the dollar will weaken over the next several years, translating to better performance in foreign companies' stocks.

Their rise to all-American contention has coincided with a bump in recruiting, translating to better defense and special teams and helping Tech's steady evolution into an elite team.

Gonski said: "The monies distributed over the 12-year period to which the commission refers were not applied on a needs-based aspirational system, any effect of our review only starting this year, ie 2014". The education minister, Christopher Pyne, has previously mounted a similar argument about increased funding not translating to better results.

We hoped that such an empowerment-supportive way of training teachers would allow teachers to feel more autonomous and less controlled, thereby translating to better implemented curricula.

The porosity values show good to excellent while the permeability is excellent, translating to better fluid flow through the interstices of the sands.

Sleep quality, in turn, translates to better cognition, clearer thinking, and increased productivity.

This may, in turn, translate to better clinical outcome of the knee arthroplasty.

Cordray hoped that the app would translate to "better jobs and better networking opportunities or even dates" for its users.

Camaraderie and mutual respect among employees translate to better communication, fewer mistakes and a more hospitable dining experience.

More female critics in the field would not necessarily translate to better reviews for women-centric films.