Sentence examples for get better in terms from inspiring English sources

But it really gives us all an opportunity to come together even closer in trying to continue to get better, in terms of refereeing performance on the floor".

"Certainly, second up, we've always tended to get better in terms of points on the board, we need to be more competitive in all areas.

As I said, 65percentnt of our business comes from things outside of M&A and oftentimes we're consulting for these businesses that are considering how to get better in terms of competition.

"I think vibes coming out of Ottawa and the new Minister of Environment and Climate Change are quite positive, and I think things are going to get better in terms of commitment to species at risk issues".

Yet humans with their cognitive limitations also are capable of remarkable and adaptable real-life decision making 20 21 and systems with their glitches progressively get better in terms of functionality, interoperability and usefulness.

I am optimistic that Manila is getting better in terms of development.

"At least today we can say things have gotten better in terms of opposition to immigration policies," Balderrama said.

More interestingly, the device made out this material gets better in terms of electrochemical performance when subjected to ageing effect with voltage holding for 100 hours.

In Felton, Woodson said he saw "a tough kid" who is "getting better in terms of knowing how to run a team".

"Through all these changes, neither the SAT nor ACT has gotten better in terms of two things that matter," he said.

"We've been getting better in terms of the home runs we've been giving up because we changed ourselves and done a better job of locating the baseball," Warthen said of his pitchers.