Sentence examples for word improvement from inspiring English sources
GR Last season: Ninth in Western Conference Key player: Yura Movsisyan The new season in one word: Improvement If there was one thing the Dynamo were consistent with in 2015 it was their inconsistency.
Fast-food nation was invented in the eighteen-thirties, and Captain Hall's puzzled observation that in America the word "improvement" seemed to mean "an augmentation in the number of houses and people and above all in the amount of cleared land" has not lost any of its validity with the passing of a hundred and seventy-odd years.
What was missing from medicine's moral code was a fifth ethical principle now recognised as a central element of all professionalism, namely, 'unceasing movement towards new levels of performance' in a word, improvement.
"There are a lot of people who have said they are going to duplicate what Southwest does, but it's always Southwest with improvements,'" Parker says, smiling malevolently at the word "improvements".
"Some of the increase in — and I'm putting air quotes around this word — improvements in satisfaction are really more that people have become more tolerant and accepting of the things that made them dissatisfied before," he said.
In other words, improvements in fuel mileage during 2006 2007 increased the gasoline consumption by 192 ML.
While the task force did suggest ways to fix the problems, Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham left the industry with these dire words: "Improvements are urgently needed.
In other words, improvements will only come through our efforts.
It resonates so often that I count 16 separate occasions when Farrell uses the words "improve", "improving" and "improvement", or the short phrase of "get better".
"Enhanced" is a word of improvement.
HOBE + (Hobe, derived from the Basque word for improvement, "hobekuntza") is an innovative online VCoP of primary care professionals developed in order to generate, identify and promote innovation and improvement within the Basque Health System.
