Sentence examples for better by end of from inspiring English sources

The significant improvements in low-fat diet self-efficacy, fat-related dietary behaviors, and dietary restraint after participation in the DPP core curriculum may have helped participants to manage the effect of any emotional eating better by end of study.

Students are expected to maintain a cumulative grade point average of "B" (3.00) or better by the end of the first year and throughout the rest of the program.

It's a dramatic situation and there will be job cuts in the sector if things do not get better by the end of the year," Christian Navet, head of the UMIH-Paris-Ile-de-France hotel federation, said.

Jobs came back to say that he's been told a lot of places are supposed to get better by the end of the Summer.

Nothing can ever be certain about the element of uncertainty in sport, but you can never go far wrong by suggesting at the outset of a series that New Zealand will be far better by the end of it.

But it got better by the end of my set!

Gentry felt better by the end of the game, and then not so much.

"I knew him even better by the end of the night," Ms. Gonzales said.

"Do I think we'll get better by the end of the season?" she asked, answering, "Yes".

"But economic growth will be looking better by the end of '08 and into 2009," she added.

Stricker, a 2-and-1 winner over Kevin Na, said Woods was putting better by the end of Tuesday's round.