Sentence examples for doing better after from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere around the globe Burberry is doing better, after a difficult period last year.
The gloomier tone to the quarterly industrial trends survey followed a period when manufacturing appeared to be doing better after a difficult start to 2016.
According to his exercise rider, Andy Durnin, he could not be doing better after his work of a few days ago.
The Robert Mondavi company, one of the pioneers of fine winemaking in California, is doing better after some rough years, although Mr. Mondavi, the founder, stepped down from the company's board on Friday.
Mr. Gore may be doing better after his convention appearance, but the earlier polls showed that he had been hurt by President Clinton's personal scandals, and his own positions on issues like gun control and the environment are seen as less congenial in the South than those of Mr. Bush.
He says his father, Jerry Buss, is doing better after a hospital stay and was asking for hourly updates during trade talks.
Teams tend to do better after they fire their coach.
But the economy might have been expected to do better after such a big depreciation.
This should do better; after all, the man himself is backing it all the way.
"She did better after they started bringing her all the time.
