Sentence examples for getting on better from inspiring English sources
The FWS, which has encouraged the use of guard dogs, temporary electric fences and non-lethal ammunition such as bean-bag rounds, is getting on better with the ranchers, though relations with the hunters are still frosty.Now that wolf numbers have swelled to around 250, they may be downgraded from an "endangered" species to a "threatened" one next year.
But that could cause problems for Turkey, which has been asked to be one of the first hosts for the BMD system's powerful X-band radars, but does not want to jeopardise its growing regional influence or its increasing bilateral trade and energy ties with Iran.Rather than see BMD as an obstacle to getting on better with Russia, NATO now thinks it can become something positive.
He was even getting on better with his mother who came to all the training sessions".
Serbia and Montenegro, whatever their own political problems, have been getting on better with each other.
The Germans, who have been getting on better with the Americans since Angela Merkel became chancellor, have asked President George Bush to change tack.
Many Arab countries, indignant at the straits to which the sanctions have reduced ordinary Iraqis, and angrier than usual about America's support for Israel amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, have been getting on better with Mr Hussein of late.
Carter started the meeting by saying he wanted to find a way to get on better.
Goals coded as "1" are those which specify an action in a specific life domain, but which could be divided into further sub-tasks (e.g., "get fit", "eat sensibly" "get on better with my family").
Europeans generally get on better with Democrats than Republicans.
"Shiites get on better with the West," he said.
