Sentence examples for chances of getting better from inspiring English sources

Dr. Trivedi and his colleagues began to wonder if adding a formal "dose" of exercise would increase their chances of getting better.

He had cancer, and his chances of getting better were slim.

It should also, on balance, give Kenya a chance of getting better government.

The money that had been raised "makes me happy," she told those present, as it meant those who had been as ill as she once was would have a greater chance of getting better too.

Looks like things at Barnes & Noble will get a bit worse before they have a chance of getting better.

He would have continued to bounce from one foster setting to another without much chance of getting better.

That's the only way they'll even stand a chance of getting better at the game.

Dr. Bolte is a perfect example of the person who is highly motivated and therefore has a good chance of getting better.

It is a pretty sorry picture and one that has little chance of getting better with the current theories in place.

If Schumer were offering the older Daschle-Hagel reform, things might have had a chance of getting better, but as it stands now, and as it is likely to develop, all signs point in the direction of greater ruthlessness and unfairness being allowed into the system.

And while I don't want to let her go, I also don't want to put her through hospitalizations just to keep her alive for a little bit longer when she is suffering and has no chance of getting better, only worse.