"I mean, in fact the world, things aren't getting better particularly, are they?
While the statistics show that women make up two per cent of manual workers in the sector, compared with 38 per cent of manual workers in all industries, she says that things are getting better, particularly on construction sites which were once a hotbed of sexual harassment.
What people may not understand is that Hoani is still getting better, particularly as a tight-head," Baxter continued.
They predict the local housing market will get worse before it gets better, particularly in light of the 30,000 layoffs announced recently by Bank of America, which is based in Charlotte.
Since then, he says, his life has only got better, particularly in the last 10 years.
It is likely to get worse before it gets better, particularly if the U.S. Federal Reserve continues to tighten monetary policy.
And our assumption is that communications outages could get worse before they get better, particularly for mobile networks because of the flooding and loss of power.
"Whenever there is a certain amount of uncertainty in the broader markets, the IPO markets slow down," says Fleming, even though he feels that the technology IPOs are getting better reception, particularly the companies related to Internet.
(Burke) ★ River to River Festival (through July 14) This annual monthlong summer festival in Lower Manhattan seems to keep getting better, with a particularly stellar dance lineup this year.
The question now is, 'Are things actually getting better?' " Financial shares, particularly regional banks, were among the losers, though giants like Citigroup and Bank of America bucked that trend, closing up 1.2percentand0.26percentcent, respectively.
"Intelligence sharing [within the EU] is getting better, and this is particularly true of large datasets, which are becoming increasingly important in identifying individuals likely to pose a security threat", Inkster says in the latest issue of Survival published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
