Sentence examples for is doing better since from inspiring English sources

"They may avoid talking about what happened and be keen to avoid reminders, as they can become triggered if exposed to things that remind them [of the trauma]." While Healy is doing better since the incident in Thailand, she still struggles with going underground on trains or in tunnels, and can't go near the ocean.

In some ways, they're doing better, since there's less to spend money on.

"Basically, exports have been doing better since the second quarter, but that recovery trend has been masked on a year-on-year basis because the second half of 2014 was so strong".

Well, they've been doing better since Rob went home, but then, who won the Product Placement Feast?

There is the idea that black people must be doing better since we have a black president and now a black Hollywood sensation.

Scotland is doing better.

Mittens has been doing better with women since the first debate.

Instead, one of the researchers sent a letter to the patient's doctor saying that the patient was doing better with his heart problem since receiving the therapy.

Research led by Simon Burgess, of the University of Bristol, found that pupils at English schools have been doing better than those in Wales, where since 2001 the devolved administration has not released the data on which league tables are based.

That led her to approach a firm of bankruptcy lawyers, since they're doing better than just about any other lawyers these days.

"He was doing better than he ever had been since he'd come from jail," Gonnerman told me in an interview Monday.