Sentence examples for get better on a from inspiring English sources

I come here, I work, I try to get better on a daily basis, I try to always be a student of the game and keep learning, and I try to win games".

But a new clinical trial shows that patients can get better on a placebo even if they know the truth.

"It's been a slow race and a fight to get better on a weekly basis.

When I called the toll-free number to inquire about this, I was told that yes, Hertz did have Mercedeses available, and that the "affordable daily rate" (the clerk tried to stop from laughing as she said this) was a mere $164.99 a day, and no, the rates don't get better on a weekly or weekend rental basis.

" The difficulty that we have in psychiatry, and I think in all medicine to be honest, about this sort of bed pressures and things like that, a lot of people get better on a medication that they were started on, and then people are very worried about rocking the boat.

But why does it matter whether a depressed patient gets better on a placebo or an antidepressant?

The second path, which I think is more likely, is that the economy gets better on a slower but consistent basis.

But in those who got better on a placebo, brain activity in the same area increased.

We started touring and we were getting better on a daily basis, and at some point, I thought, "I'd better arrange a video shoot to at least have a memory just in case something happens".

But now, as life slowly resumes in Tunis, things seem to be getting better On a very good day, Hamza makes 10 Tunisian dinars (US$7) from his work at the fish market, cleaning, delivering and running errands.

If a patient has not gotten better on an antidepressant, for instance, just taking it for a longer time or taking a higher dose could be very effective.