Sentence examples for improve than from inspiring English sources

Better to improve than to get worse.

It's better to have sandy soil because it drains well and is easier to improve than silt".

Patients with obsessions and compulsions who take the drugs are more likely to improve than those who do not.

The Bucks have done more to improve than the other Central teams, acquiring the enigmatic Stephen Jackson from Charlotte.

The other eight teams have holes, and the Knicks have done more to improve than most of them.

Basically, they are already at a pretty high level, so we have a lot more room to improve than they do.

During past recoveries, labor markets in the euro area have taken longer to improve than that of the United States, he said.

The aid also shores up the Pyongyang regime, which Washington would rather see improve than collapse, since sudden disintegration could overwhelm South Korea with refugees and create political and economic turmoil.