Sentence examples for better upon from inspiring English sources

Some individuals feel immensely better upon taking antidepressants.

Those inmates who stay connected to family members do substantially better upon release.

"I walk out of triathlon with my head very high, knowing that the organization is significantly better upon my exit than upon my arrival," he said.

"If we care about it more, then I think that will reflect better upon the work we do and on how people view Congress as a whole," he said.

Sabir did not fare much better: upon returning to his course, he says he was subjected to repeated attempts to prevent him from getting on to the PhD programme, causing him enormous distress and leading him, within weeks, to leave for Strathclyde University, where he is now a doctoral researcher.

Things get a little better upon turning the device over, which reveals a similarly understated design.

Here's the deal: If you want a meaningful return on your brainstorming efforts, establish a better, agreed-upon, process for what happens before people show up.

But at least their children are likely to be better behaved upon retirement.

Mr. Jackson, who wanted to get to know her better, stumbled upon an unconventional way a few weeks later.

Information doubtless is as well or better transmitted upon a screen as in a book, but wisdom and beauty cry out for a more individual representation.

The idea that things were somehow better once upon a time is so misguided that it is amazing anyone can still buy into it.