Sentence examples for things will improve next year from inspiring English sources

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And on Thursday he insisted yet again that he feels he made the right choice in leaving Ferrari, and that things will improve next year.

GAIL Perhaps things will improve this week, and the Democrats will arrive in North Carolina bedecked with six-tier depictions of the bailout of the auto industry on their heads.

Like many analysts, she predicts that things will improve early next year, but "a lot depends on how quickly people are in any position to rebuild".

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"Things will improve again next year, maybe even during the first half of the year," he said.

On the day the country's economic minister, Luis de Guindos, gave his optimistic five-year forecasts to an audience of businesspeople, the national statistics office published a survey showing that four out of every five Spaniards believe the economy is in the same or worse state than last year and over half don't believe things will improve in 2016.

However, an Opinium/Observer poll shows that with the economy teetering on the brink of a "triple-dip" recession, voters are going into the new year unconvinced that things will improve, expecting 2013 to deliver even more financial hardship.

I ask Chaudry whether she thinks things will improve in 2016.

But he has decided to stay in school for another five months, with the hope that things will improve in the spring.

"People expect that once supply of capital picks up and stimulus rolls out, that things will improve in the second half of the year," Mr. Martin said.