Sentence examples for widespread improvements from inspiring English sources

IHG announced a plan for widespread improvements in 2007, before the worst of the economic downturn hit.

Even were Mr. Putin to do so, the numbers suggest, without shifts in attitudes and widespread improvements, the traffic at maternity wards will remain slower than the Russians' rush to the grave.

Each month, manufacturers in more than two dozen countries are asked whether business is getting better or not, and the answers are combined into numbers reflecting how widespread improvements — or declines — are.

Despite criticism from Congressional Democrats and private security specialists who have said the department is underfinanced, Mr. Ridge suggested that his initial budget -- at least $30 billion through September, according to initial estimates -- would allow the new department to make widespread improvements in domestic security.

But despite widespread improvements in the system's performance since its disastrous debut last winter, the company that runs the system says that keeping it running smoothly will eventually require construction of additional inspection lanes, at a cost of millions of dollars.

For the UK, 42 of the 71 post-war years have been within the EU, and during that time we can be proud of Britain's role in achieving widespread improvements in European wellbeing – from the integration of former dictatorships, through the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the welcoming of former Soviet bloc countries into the club, to the rise of the digital global economy.

"What you're essentially seeing is widespread improvement in their fundamentals".

The Bauhaus espoused the belief that functional design and machine production were the keys to widespread improvement of human lives.

In Tallinn you can walk home from the theatre unmolested as late as you like.What is behind this spectacular and widespread improvement?

As hospital nurse staffing has risen in the years since this report's baseline data was collected, we should expect to see widespread improvement in compassionate and dignified care for older and vulnerable patients across the NHS".

This, says Katerina Georgiou of Vozars, another gluten-free eatery in Brixton Village, south-east London has resulted in a widespread improvement of the quality of options on offer.