Sentence examples for get better perhaps from inspiring English sources

This is going to get better, perhaps indicating a different Watch size.

If you have done all of the above and you feel that the situation is not going to get better, perhaps you should look for a new laboratory.

"The Russian population had gotten used to the fact that life was getting better, perhaps not as quickly as Russians thought they deserved, but getting better," said Boris Makarenko of the Center for Political Technologies, a nonpartisan consulting group in Moscow.

Some are comedians with a few years' experience who are looking to get better; many, perhaps most, are comedy novices with stars in their eyes and visions of Letterman spots.

The folks who clear the bar get better treatment: perhaps access to funds with lower expense ratios, or some free online stock trades or an 800 number with a shorter wait.

But for the sake of everyone involved, the Redskins have to get better execution and perhaps better play design in the rushing attack.

"If you stimulate more mildly, you get better quality embryos and perhaps a healthier uterine environment.

As our measurements of the Universe's density get better and better, to perhaps five significant digits instead of 2 or 3, we should see that there is, in fact, a non-zero curvature to space.

If the results are confirmed and doctors are able to identify children with autism as early as 2 months of age, therapists could intervene earlier – and perhaps get better results.

Things are going to get better.' " They may, but perhaps not anytime soon.

Thinking in these terms mean we are not, and perhaps cannot, get "better".