Sentence examples for get better yet from inspiring English sources
They should get better yet.
"Nobody believes it's going get better yet," said Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at Standard & Poor's.
And afterwards a sweaty, defiant Dallaglio did a passable Henman impression, saying that they hadn't been good enough and that they'd just have to get better yet.
The company essentially admitted that it has no clue about when business is going to get better, yet, even now, more money managers own Cisco than own any other technology stock.
Charlie Hills, whose father Barry supplied many a winner for Carson during his career in the saddle, is in only his second full year as a trainer and his season could get better yet with Kiyoshi and Just The Judge challenging at the top level on Saturday's card in the Cheveley Park and Sun Chariot Stakes respectively.
The good news for GM: The California-or-bust strategy is beginning to pay off, and may get better yet as Cadillac launches two perfect-for-California vehicles.
But it's too early to say whether it's actually getting better yet".
Last week's anniversary will not have changed much: apart from the odd picnic and patchwork class, it went largely unmarked.In this section Tipping the scales The question that won't go away Sorry, we're closed Quiet, please It isn't getting better yet Fool's gold The hardest word?
The museum's trustees recently announced plans to cut 150 jobs after being warned that the museum could face a deficit of £5m ($7.5m) in three years if it does not drastically reduce costs.In this section Tipping the scales The question that won't go away Sorry, we're closed Quiet, please It isn't getting better yet Fool's gold The hardest word?
But if any side can claim victory, the consultants can.In this section Tipping the scales The question that won't go away Sorry, we're closed Quiet, please It isn't getting better yet Fool's gold The hardest word?
For a government that came to power promising to be tough on crime, it doesn't look good.In this section Tipping the scales The question that won't go away Sorry, we're closed Quiet, please It isn't getting better yet Fool's gold The hardest word?
