Sentence examples for get better if it from inspiring English sources

"How's it supposed to get better if it was always fine?" In lieu of hooking up, he delivers a lecture: "You realize the happy life you have is because we made a big deal about things?" Of course, Will was a child during Stonewall and who knows where during the AIDS crisis, and his date's generation is the one that's hip to trans rights and Black Lives Matter.

Will it get better if it is turned into a charter school?

Will it get better if it is handed over to a private management company?

The spill will get a whole lot worse before it ever begins to get better, if it ever does.

It [being able to call if I get worse] gives me a sense of security, knowing I can come and get this help, which she is so good at, and that I can get better if it starts all over again.

I asked a doctor, "Does it get better if I just stick it out?" and she said, "No, it gets worse". I did it all: therapy, medication and exercise.

(Participant E, F/26) I get better if I am treated.

It is easy to believe that the season will get worse before it gets better, if it does at all.

For now, he's glad just to be getting better: "If it's a long, slow total recovery, well, I can live with that".

If the advance of these new, Zeta-led cartels in the narco-nightmare is part of the story behind the arrest, then it can only get worse before it gets better – if it ever does.

It's already a mess, and it's going to get worse before it gets better — if it ever does.