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Meanings of improve on in English

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Usage of improve on in English
1
Do me a favour.' The body did not improve on second acquaintance.
Fatherland
2
He certainly wants to focus and improve on the background check system.
News.com.au
3
And we can improve on what we learn after the first year.
News.com.au
4
Although the Boks won last week, there was much to improve on.
The South African
5
She said she had aimed to improve on the Eisenhowers' dull parties.
The new yorker
6
I admire her willingness to take what's given and improve on it.
Up in the air
7
Though I doubt if anybody in the world could improve on Mr.
Queed: A Novel
8
The Wales coach says his side can improve on last week's display.
The Guardian
9
The idea always was and always will be, to improve on nature.
The Wonder Island Boys: Conquest of the Savages
10
There was no way to improve on that sentiment and nobody tried.
Man in the Middle
11
We've got a lot to learn and a lot to improve on.
Reuters
12
He should improve on whatever he does but I'm happy with him.
News.com.au
13
Could it improve on the original in the manner of Pete's Dragon?
The Irish Times
14
All we ask of you is to improve on the old people.
Remarks
15
Magnetic resonance angiography has the potential to improve on the diagnostic accuracy.
Pubmed
16
If you can really improve on that canvas, you are a wonder.
The Eyes of the World
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