Sentence examples for urge to improve from inspiring English sources

He must resist any urge to improve, to experiment, to show off; otherwise, he becomes a forger.

It has helped him find the confidence to use that same urge to improve in his lessons.

A trait that was to dominate his life emerged an urge to improve things by becoming involved.

If writers feel the urge to improve or reinvent the classics, they can choose to present the work under their own names and with a new title.

This urge to improve is a key ingredient in the formula, if there is one, for what keeps people playing a game.

The urge to improve one's status in the pecking order easily becomes a fixation that sometimes inspires unsportsmanlike behavior: downloading an anagramming program, or disconnecting from the server to avert a loss.

Organizations are urged to improve the quality of chemical products while minimizing the environmental impacts during production.

Patients are urged to improve their diet and to exercise in order to lower their cholesterol and better their lipoprotein profile.

Formula One has been urged to "improve its image" by speaking out on the human rights situation in Azerbaijan, which will stage its inaugural grand prix on 19 June.

The Office of Personnel Management, which handles security checks for more than 100 federal agencies, has been urged to improve the quality of such checks.

August 23 2006: Political parties generally are urged to improve their disclosure of financial support after more than £300,000 of donations were declared late.