Sentence examples for has made things better from inspiring English sources

An analysis of what the Social Exclusion Task Force has achieved goes to the heart of whether or not Labour has made things better for the most disadvantaged.

"This city was really going downhill, and Sammy has made things better," said Rosa Ortiz, the owner of a local beauty salon who is also president of the United Puerto Rico Council, an advocacy organization.

At the same time, 60% think that the extra spending on public services has not improved their lives, while those who believe it has made things better for them are only slightly more numerous than those who reckon things have got worse.

According to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released yesterday, half of Americans now expect the recession to be over within 12 months and "almost twice as many say the program has made things better as say it has made things worse (43 percent to 23percentt)." Nothing succeeds like success.

"It's been going a while now and it has made things better.

"It's been going on a while now and it has made things better.

Regardless of this, would anonymity have made things better?

Do you think President Obama's policies have made things better for most Hispanic Americans, worse, or made no difference?

More important, John argues that even if saving Lehman would have made things better, that doesn't reflect on the quality of the decision the Fed and Treasury made, since it was simply a "calculated bet that failed".

It found that for the first time, 50percentt of those surveyed in the Times/CBS News poll said they considered that the troop buildup in Iraq, a policy that Mr. McCain championed from the start, had made things better there.

A few months earlier, I probably would have done it too: typed feverishly for hours perfecting the most cutting blog post possible, aired every sad secret at my disposal in a quest for revenge, published the post as soon as I was finished, then checked back compulsively to see whether it had made things better or worse.