Sentence examples for Get better following from inspiring English sources

We managed to keep defender Victor Lindelöf, who will only get better following his great performances last year.

Theo Fleury has not solved all of his problems, but he believes he is getting better following months of treatment for substance abuse.

The England captain suggested post-match that the display was evidence that United are "improving every week and can get better again" following major changes to their coaching and playing staff last summer, and are "not too far behind" Chelsea.

The message seems to be that it's not Judaism that needs to change for them to get involved, it's Jewish people who need to get better at following Abraham's examples of being welcoming to all and seeing righteousness in others.

Patients are invited for a face-to-face consultation if the initial telephone assessment establishes that this is necessary or if the patient does not get better after following the initial advice.

So buckle up and realize that you will need to get better in the following four areas to flourish in the face of uncertainty and upheaval.

Real sprains and strains usually get better with the following remedies: Ice packs.

Real sprains and strains usually get better with the following remedies: Enhance the illusion of your back sprain or strain by pretending to treat it.

The natural conclusion is that the move is part of Google's efforts to get better returns from YouTube following their acquisition of the web's most popular video sharing site in October 2006 for $1.65 billion.

Since then, his career prospects have got better and better, following up a year writing on Saturday Night Live with the recent announcement that he's joining the onscreen cast of Jon Stewart's Daily Show.

Or is it more a matter of a therapist following specific procedures that reliably help people get better?