Sentence examples for Consistently getting better from inspiring English sources

One of the keys to consistently "getting better" is hiring the right employees.

There was certainly a lot of affection for Mr. Clinton, who consistently got better press here during his presidency than Mr. Bush does.

But Bruce Walker, vice provost and director of admissions at the University of Texas, said data collected by the university showed that students admitted under the 10percentt rule consistently get better grades than other students.

In our research, men consistently get better marks on handshakes, but that is only because they've had much more practice".

"It's just about trying to consistently get better and keeping things fresh on both sides of the ball.

"He's a guy that, if you watch him, he's really just consistently gotten better," coach Sean McVay said.

He has consistently gotten better every weekend he has been out there". Knipe said he has long admired Thornton's subtly intelligent leadership and his ability to trigger an offense.

It's no surprise: singers who can breathe deeply and consistently get better mileage out of their voice.

As can be seen from the accompanying charts, a majority of Americans consistently thought business conditions were getting better during the boom of the 1990s, but that was only intermittently true during the long expansion after the 2001 recession.

Wright still needs to refine certain areas: increasing his range at third; hitting more consistently with runners on base; and getting better reads for attempted steals.

Winners are people who consistently invest effort, persevere, and keep getting better at whatever it is they do — regardless of whether they win anything.