Sentence examples for truly improved from inspiring English sources

The school system cannot be said to have truly improved if the students most in need of improvement have been flushed out.

Cheating on these tests is reprehensible, but it is a completely separate issue from whether or not this school, or any school, has truly improved.

However, it was only after the death of Shahu, when the power of the peshwas was further enhanced, that the position of the Gaekwads truly improved.

"Allan is one of a small number of people we can say has truly improved the world, especially for women," said Thomas R. Frieden, the New York City health commissioner.

In 1999 she was given a Congressional Gold Medal of Honour, the highest honour possible for an American civilian.As she grew older she was asked, often and almost obsessively, how much race relations had truly improved in America since the passing of the civil-rights laws.

But as he stood to deliver his sixth (and perhaps last) budget as chancellor of the exchequer on March 18th, Mr Osborne was cheery partly because the weather has truly improved, partly because he was about to deploy a clever ruse.Britain grew faster than any other economy in the G7 last year, Mr Osborne boasted.

However, to truly improve the farmers' livelihoods, Shreve says, it is vital to cut input costs.

"The ambition to truly improve patient care for the benefit of the people who happen to be suffering from cancer".

In this, as in so many ways, we fail to understand what would truly improve our quality of life.

Congress needs to start over, drafting an education law that truly improves school quality and closes achievement gaps.

Tasked with setting you a resolution to truly improve yourself, what will the love of your life say?