Sentence examples for it will improve but from inspiring English sources

"It will improve, but it will take awhile," she said.

— Binyamin Appelbaum (@BCAppelbaum) 19 Jun 13 Here is the Fed's forecast for the American economy: It will improve, but not right away.

The victory is meaningful for all of the animals whose lives it will improve, but also for what it represents: that the public's will to protect animals from suffering is stronger than ever.

Teachers and governors already have the ability to convert their school to an academy if they think it will improve performance, but the Government's new Education and Adoption Bill will force their hands in many cases.

That is to say it will improve 78s, but not as much as 33s and 45s.

"It will improve our response, but it will not eliminate these," he said.

If the railroad passes through town, it will improve his fortunes further, but the routing decision rests with a burning-eyed surveyor named Dalglish (Wes Bentley).

Others point out that if the Americans succeed in Baghdad, it will improve matters in Basra, but the converse is not true.

"Not only do I think it will improve the retail centre, but it will encourage other people to invest in the town".

It's likely that this will improve but it means, although you can be physically intimate in terms of body space, you can't whisper.

This will surely make the understanding of its functioning for non-technicians more complicated but it will improve the rigour of the determination of the ecological footprint of building.