Sentence examples for are being better from inspiring English sources

"The many advantages it offers are being better understood".

A few keep on experimenting, while some are being better paid to calcify than they ever were to innovate.

Whole Foods customers want to feel good about their purchases and believe they are being better citizens for shopping there.

Leighton's costs are being better managed, although the construction industry is going through a tough time in the developed world, and is slowing even in Asia.

The huge sixth-floor galleries are being better used for temporary exhibitions than at first seemed possible, as shown by the recent Dada show and the current Brice Marden retrospective.

But in this case, the Ellisons argue the opposite is true: higher prices are a sign that buyers are being better matched to books they want.For example, only a few bookshops might carry an out-of-print title such as "The Reign of George III, 1760-1815", publinhed in 1960 by Oxford University Press.

What seems to matter is being better or worse off.

The American soldier is being better fed, clothed, and paid.

We can say that air pollution is better, the rivers are cleaner, the water is being retained better and soil is being better conserved.

We're is better than that.

"Yeah, it's been better for me.