Sentence examples for improved there will be from inspiring English sources

Because driving is improved there will be fewer on the road incidents, resulting in lower insurance claims costs which again save money.

While the city's schools still must be improved, there will be less money available for new programs and teacher salaries.

"But if the credit markets don't improve, there will be great pressure on the forint and on stocks".

If the situation does not improve, there will be at least five to seven million cases within fifteen to twenty years.

What's more, the yes camp is assuming that if productivity does improve, there will be no parallel increase in real public spending per head.

Moscovici said the visit was intended to "convey the message that, if the situation improves, there will be significant commercial opportunities for France in Iran".

Of course the students can do nothing about it, but at the moment student feelings in the city are pretty hot and it wouldn't surprise me if in a few months conditions don't improve, there will be another revolution - and I'm not joking about this.' "Less than a month later the student protests were quelled in a devastating manner with the massacre of at least 300 at Tlatelolco on October 2".

Follow-up question: How do I know you're not lying now?" And some were, well, just plain weird, such as @Gen_ev_ieve's "Do you think that as transportation improves there will be less need for social networking sites?" (It's either a serious question, in which case it's reading history backward in a particularly odd manner, or it's a joke, in which case it's sidesplitting).

As quality improves there will be no need for Chinese consumers to look abroad.

Because unless the output of British workers improves, there will be no durable rise in wages or living standards.

"If the general image of researchers' profession improves, there will be more pressure on institutions to apply the principles spelled out in the recommendation".