Sentence examples for with some improvements from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with some improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or enhancements that can be made to a process, product, or idea. Example: "The initial design was good, but it can be even better with some improvements."
The company also released an update for its iPhone app with some improvements to its design.
The two said they believed the stock was undervalued, contending that, with some improvements, the buildings could draw higher rents.
It's clarified that the tests involved "69 women aged between 35 and 59" and "all claimed their wrinkles had been reduced, with some improvements noticeable in a week".
"Our plan is to operate it pretty much the way it's been, with some improvements," said Bruce Boyle of Liberty Landing.
She reckons the BBC Trust is "actually a pretty good model" and with some improvements could do the job as well as any alternative.
(There are no apps and the current mobile experience isn't especially robust, but that should get better with some improvements that the company is releasing today).
The inspectors say their verdict on Woodhill is mixed with some improvements in the prison's approach to safety over the last two years but the outcomes are still not good enough and very disappointing for some prisoners.
HO et al. (2008) proposed two hybrid genetic algorithms improved with some improvement heuristics for solving the MDVRP.
The index, incidentally, could do with some improvement.
Wells threw before yesterday's game with some improvement, but also with lingering discomfort.
Economists from Goldman Sachs said the report was "consistent with some improvement in the labor market".
