Sentence examples for be getting better in from inspiring English sources

Scarily enough, the Pacers could possibly be getting better in the near future.

They relied too much on numbers, and too little on economic reasoning.Increasingly insignificantThe two had hoped things might be getting better in recent years.

"They are in a weaker position today than they were a year ago before the mortgage crisis, and the situation doesn't seem to be getting better in that regard," Jack Dorer, a managing director in Moody's financial guarantor team, said in an interview.

Anyway, things aren't likely to be getting better in the US.

My playing seems to be getting better in subtle ways--in ways maybe only a handful of folks are going to pick up on.

Things appear to be getting better in the most polluted cities, if only marginally, with particulate matter concentrations dropping in the ten most polluted places fractionally since the last set of WHO data was released in 2016.

And things are getting better in business.

Mancini said: "Vinny is getting better in this moment.

And textbooks are getting better in some aspects, he says.

"We're getting better in many respects," he said Saturday.

People's lives were getting better in tangible ways.