Sentence examples for will genuinely improve from inspiring English sources
A Conservative party spokesman said it was willing to look any proposals which will "genuinely improve the quality of teaching".
What can we offer as alternatives to current service provision that will genuinely improve people's lives, but use less public money?
The unions should be at the forefront of debates about accountability, wider parental engagement, what sort of curriculum and qualifications will meet the needs of all pupils and the many other issues that will genuinely improve young people's life chances while the government busies itself with things that won't.
Only when the three time-honored universal criteria for promotion and tenure — publications, college service and teaching — are given equal value (rather than in this descending order) will we see genuinely improved learning.
All of which genuinely improve things.
They will only do so when the intelligence picture genuinely improves; when human intelligence and much better situational assessment of information really kicks in.
Normalization will therefore be a bumpy, gradual rapproachment with long periods of stagnation and rollback, rather than a trajectory towards genuinely improved relations.
A few will genuinely proclaim that we are "blessed".
It will genuinely last you two weeks.
When he believes in something he will genuinely defend it.
It will certainly improve.
