Sentence examples for better concludes from inspiring English sources

"The world isn't going to end, but it might get better," concludes Jeremias.

Gil's 5-step plan "to make America better" concludes with a pledge to "break all my promises to you and work tirelessly for the big donors that bought my presidency" once elected.

Our target is to do better," concluded Wenger.

By the time "Everything Is Getting Better" concluded, two hours after the evening began, we had seen stripping (just down to underwear), colorful backdrops, social dancing with imaginary partners, acrobatics, twirling batons, more confetti, and overdone facial contortions that would not be out of place in a silent film.

The sequence 'heats the air … consequence … air expands (and leaves the balloon) … consequence … balloon air becomes less dense … consequence … balloon rises', is perhaps better concluded with 'air leaves the balloon … consequence … balloon loses weight and rises'.

It focuses heavily on following her soon-to-be victims and provides information on their personalities not elaborated on in the film so that readers can better conclude whether the boys deserved to be murdered.

To better conclude the results of GC-MS analysis, we compared metabolic alterations in different time point.

Further studies with propagation of mutated virus in mallards without drug pressure and competitive infection studies with simultaneous passage of wild-type virus and mutated virus in unexposed hosts might better conclude if fitness of the mutant is indeed retained.

Far better, he concludes, to treat this stuff like poetry – as essentially unparaphrasable and never fully explicable.

"We are too good as people to be in the hole we are in and we deserve better," he concludes.

It is far better, Hume concludes, to rely on "the ordinary wisdom of nature", which ensures that we form beliefs "by some instinct or mechanical tendency", rather than trusting it to "the fallacious deductions of our reason" (EHU 5.2.22/55).