Sentence examples for better we may from inspiring English sources

If we want to make it better, we may have to be prepared to watch it get worse.

And while some may hope that this will change public companies for the better, we may instead end up with something resembling trench warfare.

Henry Blodget says: "Hate To Say It, But If Companies Don't Start Paying People Better, We May Need Unions".

Slightly better, we may wish to account for some bias in the calculation of a mean value which is unmeasurable but well approximated, like the age distribution of a population.

That's a far lower proportion than you see in some emerging countries, but is a sign that even in developed markets, as mobile networks get faster and less expensive, and phones get better, we may see more of this to come.

As the gadgets get better, we may get better.

"Because of better intelligence, we may know the exact house, rather than just the block.

"When you go this way and go this long, this far, why they won, why they were the better team, we may not have that answer for a couple of weeks".

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If prices go up but the things we buy get better, then we may get more satisfaction from what we buy despite the price increases.

With more and better data, we may yet find a compelling hint that reality is even stranger than most of us have imagined!