Sentence examples for would ever better from inspiring English sources

Ed: I can't imagine how that would ever better your chances at getting a job, but it's funny to see how the character genuinely thinks that would help their chances.

"As a short-term position I don't think I'd ever better what went on at Palace," said the Welshman, 57.

But it came from a belief without which nothing would ever get better; this situation can't go on.

But I didn't know how I would ever get better if editors didn't see me as having the potential for anything but blurbs or T.M.I. personal essays.

A Ukrainian immigrant at the Denver airport, who said he had screened passengers and bags there for eight months, also wondered whether the life of a screener would ever get better.

I didn't think I would ever get better.

When my father died, I honestly thought there was no way I would ever feel better again.

I did not think that I would ever do better than scrape by, but I am managing that without relying on charity.

That's why I like to re-frame the idea of change by pointing out that without change, nothing in this world would ever get better.

The motivation behind all this was to preserve their health after experiencing severe illness and near death signs that they could not believe that they would ever get better.

Alternatively, if APP overexpression could rescue the agrin null phenotypes in vivo that would be ever better.