8 sentences with “improvements”

Some participants have already shown striking improvements in the short time since the research began.

They were obvious improvements that should be incorporated into the Model T or, preferably, another all-new Ford model.

Even rather rudimentary improvements in sanitation in the first half of the 18th century led to lower infant mortality rates and lower rates of disease in general.

In 1817, John C. Calhoun of South Carolina envisioned a future of rapid internal improvements and declared: "Let us unite the Republic with a perfect system of roads and canals.

The Model A was a triumph. It incorporated all the important improvements of the popular automobile of the time; and, at $495, it was more than $100 cheaper than the equivalent General Motors models.

Despite real and tangible improvements in the quality of life for most people in Western Europe between 1945 and 1975, there was a marked insecurity and pessimism that was reflected in post-war art and philosophy.

Craft skills slowly but surely became obsolete and, as noted above, it took until the second half of the 19th century for socialist movements to grow large and strong enough to bring about significant improvements in the daily lives of most workers.

Left to their own devices, Lenin argued, workers alone would always settle for slight improvements in their lives and working conditions (this he called "trade union consciousness") rather than recognising the need for large-scale revolutionary change. The vanguard party, however, could both instruct the workers and lead them in the creation of a new society.