Sentence examples for will get improved from inspiring English sources

About four in 10 cancer patients – all those who receive radiotherapy – will get improved treatment, said NHS England, which amounts to around 130,000 people a year.

The 737 MAX and A320neo, out in a couple of years, will get improved engines, narrowing the efficiency gap with the CSeries.

What else can we consider?" While Phillips and Valentine would not reveal specifics about the meeting, they obviously believe the Mets will get improved starting pitching and some timely hits.

In its new site the permanent collection of some 6,000 works will get improved climate control and museum-quality storage space, along with -- it is hoped -- a much larger audience.

The proposed controllers will get improved anti-synchronization new results.

Just as important, however, is that these cars will get improved design both inside and out.

(If you're comfortable with your touchpad and are intrigued by Windows 8, then go for it: Microsoft claims you'll get improved battery life, better performance, and faster boot times, among other benefits).

Both places will now get improved defences.

The various communities north of London will also get improved roads - a widened M1 has been recommended to serve Luton and Milton Keynes, while Stansted-Cambridge could get a widened M11 and an upgraded A14 East-West dual carriageway.

The Standard SSDs won't offer the same kind of performance, though, but Microsoft promises that developers will still get improved latency, reliability and scalability as compared to standard hard disks in its cloud.

I think companies will adapt to their tactics and people will get better about improving their passwords.