Sentence examples for getting better rather from inspiring English sources

At that time a majority of people thought that the NHS was getting better rather than worse.

"Obviously, I would prefer it to be getting better rather than worse," the Nobel Prize-winning economist says.

In practice, voters may think about the economy as falling into one of three basic categories — Good, Bad and Getting Better — rather than along a continuum.

But all these things are, at the margin, getting better, rather than worse.Whether this will change Mr Obama's fortunes in time for the election is another matter.

When asked about his level of development this season, Malhotra compared it to "a plane in terms of progress and getting better, rather than escalating".

It was a victory that may have reacquainted audiences with the dimly remembered pleasure of following a band that slowly comes good, getting better rather than worse over time, and reinforced the appeal of songs that are clearly born out of hard-won experience.

Even if the Baucus plan gets better, rather than worse, what emerges won't be legislation reformers can love.

When that limit is reached, he said, "We are going to have to get better rather than bigger".

I always feel that things are going to get better rather than worse in spite, you might say, of the evidence.

Moreover, if in the case that the width is larger than 150 nm which results from the fabrication deviations, the performance will get better rather than worse.

It could also be because it's better to string people along, telling them that things are always just about to get better, rather than give the reality that a fix is three years out.