Sentence examples for vowed improvements from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jeffrey S. Klausner, the recently hired chief executive of the Animal Medical Center, has heard the complaints about service and vowed improvements.

Precourt believes the Ohio sports market is ripe for the club to thrive and has vowed improvements, but Saturday's 1-0 loss to a ten man Seattle and every team above them in the East picking up at least a point, means that Columbus may be joining the also-rans of Toronto and DC United sooner rather than later this season, and any improvements may be deferred until at least the off-season.

The Jets' defense had vowed improvement after last Sunday's miserable showing in Philadelphia.

Lewis vowed self-improvement, and did not resist the learning process.

Transit officials vowed to make improvements, and on Saturday, the service changes on the No. 7 train, which has about 400,000 weekday riders, appeared to run more smoothly.

Roethlisberger went on to say that he appreciated the opportunities he had been given and vowed to make improvements in his life.

He vowed to make improvements in response to the staff survey results.

Ever since a law was passed more than two years ago to overhaul New York's troubled system for administering claims of hurt workers, the state's Workers' Compensation Board has vowed to introduce sweeping improvements.

In his reelection as the Second District congressman, Jennings supported tariff protection and internal improvements and vowed to support the presidential candidate that his constituents preferred if the election went to the House to decide the winner.

Mr. Pastrana, addressing the concerns of human rights groups, vowed to continue to press for improvements in the government's performance.

Roethlisberger vowed he would "make the necessary improvements," although he did not elaborate whether he could get that done at the same place he gets his oil changed.