Sentence examples for will ever improve from inspiring English sources
Their children have begun to lose hope that things will ever improve.
I doubt I will ever improve on the fuel efficiency per person that I got here when I had eight ten-year-olds crammed into the back of my rented Hyundai sedan along with one of their sports coaches.
Where once there was virtually no debate that he would overtake Jack Nicklaus's record of 18 major championship victories, the main argument now is whether he will ever improve on his current total of 14.
Translation is still something that computers do badly much of the time, especially when the topic (a drug patent, say) is a difficult one full of technical details.The many law students wondering if the rotten legal job market will ever improve should take note.
Yet the railway system has been losing customers to an improving road network, making it hard to see how its finances will ever improve.On top of this, the railway system is under attack for its safety record.
And if you don't deal with it then, nothing will ever improve.
While the book's females are somewhat sketchily drawn, he successfully sustains interest in a protagonist whose psychology is opaque to himself and of whom it is said, "The only way you'll ever improve him... is with a pistol".
How will you ever improve your lower-class mind if you spend your days simply reading receipts?
Will that grim situation ever improve?
Patricia ALBERS has written a book about Mitchell that I cannot imagine will ever be improved upon, so graceful and incisive is her account of the artist's hellbent life and lyric art.
