Sentence examples for expected to get better from inspiring English sources
That said, the batteries are expected to get better quite fast.
The Diamondbacks and the Rockies, loaded with young talent, were expected to get better.
Traditionally, teachers haven't necessarily been expected to get better at teaching once they have mastered the basics of the job.
Though she understood how good she was, she seemed unprepared for how good everyone else would be, or that she'd be expected to get better.
Although Honda will not announce prices until shortly before the new Insight goes on sale in early April, the numbers take on added importance as Toyota prepares to sell a redesigned Prius, which is expected to get better mileage, later in the spring.
Therefore, more than one filter is expected to get better performance.
When we hurt, we expect to get better.
Church, too, can expect to get better pitches to hit with pitchers not wanting to put runners on base in front of the No. 3 hitter, David Wright.
Shrewd buyers also appear to have been biding their time, expecting to get better deals as the pressure mounts on A.I.G.
"It's the same deal, but I expect to get better coverage, and price was not a factor in my decision," he said.
