Sentence examples for better continues from inspiring English sources

The celebrity fetishisation of pregnancy, the older the better, continues.

The eternal promise of gadgetland — that devices will keep getting cheaper and better — continues to play out among low-end printers.

Whether all the changes that followed were for the better continues to be debated over post-match pints up and down the country, but there remains a firm consensus that the final report of Lord Justice Taylor, published in response to the Hillsborough disaster in January 1990, belatedly dragged the sport into the modern age.

"We're doing better," continues the 71-year-old, who was named best director at Cannes in 1993 and who went on to win the Palme d'Or three years later with Secrets and Lies.

Aspen Institute CEO Walter Isaacson wrote in The New York Times: "The memory of Katrina and the excitement of having to rebuild something better continues to keep people in New Orleans engaged and connected.

Museums had better continue collecting.

You can argue that Japan should have done better, continuing to converge on US levels.

And of course, millions of people who know better continue to risk their lives every time they have sex.

"That gave me the confidence to continue to get better, continue to try to improve and eventually allowed me to come here and play".

The style and the spirit belong to, or better continue, a Classical way of hearing; the language, however, has radically changed.

Luxury stores, which have been prospering since the stock market has been doing better, continued to do well, with Nordstrom posting a 5.1 percent increase and Saks Fifth Avenue a 5.3 percent increase.