I knew that she had battled cancer, that she had visited her ancestral home in Ireland, that she was tough and utterly devoted to improving the lives and the living conditions of the people in the neighborhood.
But this 'quiet diplomacy' approach - embodied by bilateral dialogue processes that see human rights issues relegated to confidential meetings between Chinese officials and their counterparts - has utterly failed to improve the human rights situation in Tibet or China.
All these suggested that modifying the C-2 position of the adenine nucleus was utterly ineffective for improving the antiviral potency.
Along with enclosure, marling and improved grasses, Townshend's improvements resulted in "a course of husbandry utterly unlike that practised a hundred years ago".
Policymakers, practitioners, and academics alike must put faith in the proposition that learning and improved data will eventually bring workable solutions, even when evidence initially seems utterly insufficient.
Matic was improving before his utterly stupid red card at West Ham and bringing him back into the side may send the wrong signal to the rest of the squad.
For example: how can we take seriously its utterly vapid slogan – "committed to improving the state of the world" – when for years there was no discussion of gay rights or transgender issues.
But in the digital age, the idea of improving yourself is under siege by a similar-seeming but utterly different gospel: that of self-branding.
Mr. Bloomberg, who appeared utterly unruffled by the hecklers, has presented the bill, Intro 256, as a measure to improve worker safety.
"But most people in the State Assembly remain utterly unconvinced that turning total autonomy of the school system over to any mayor will somehow improve academic outputs".
