Sentence examples for will not be improved from inspiring English sources

To put it at its mildest, relations between Iran and the West will not be improved.

A great mushroom risotto, for example, will not be improved by the addition of anything that once had a face.

Officials are already underreporting child labour, and accountability will not be improved if particular forms of child labour are permitted.

"If there is no signature, then confidence will not be improved and the international community will be profoundly reluctant to lift the sanctions," he added.

Mike Russell, the cabinet secretary for education at Holyrood, chose his words carefully when he told me: "Scottish education will not be improved by losing good teachers such as this.

But the lives of young people will not be improved by kicking the older generations, any more than attacking the pensions and wages of public-sector workers helps private-sector workers, or further immiseration for the unemployed benefits the low-paid.

A diet will certainly not be improved if it cuts out nuts, seeds, avocado and fish and replaces any of these with Snackwells.

Thus, on the whole, the discriminant accuracy will not be much improved even if the sampling is repeated.

It is concluded that the safety of cell-based immunosuppressive therapy will not be greatly improved by further basic scientific and preclinical development.

The effectiveness of formative assessment will not be significantly improved only by replacing the paper-and-pencil test with Web-based test.

If the F only attaches to the surface of BNNSs, it will be too unstable to exist under the beam irradiation in the electron microscope[23, 24], resulting in electrical conductivity that will not be significantly improved.