Sentence examples for a month better from inspiring English sources

When the Department of Defense begin issuing benefits to same-sex couples, Broadway will be $500 a month better off, as she can go on Mack's health insurance.

Anyone fitting those characteristics will be £40 a month better off next year, or have £480 more to spend over the year.

Assuming the big banks pass on the cut and reduce mortgage rates to their lowest for nearly 50 years, someone with a $500,000 mortgage will be $74 a month better off.

While $50 a month is better than $65, I knew I could do better, so I returned to The Art of War for more guidance.

He makes about $80 a month -- better than many -- but has little faith that his job will last.

Now they pay $60, $70 a month for better content".

Mr. Vishnick said he rents the house based on the arithmetic that $3,000 a month is better than nothing.

"I figured, why pay U.S. workers $250 a week, when you can pay Senegalese workers $150 a month for better work?" But problems appeared quickly.

"If you're texting your customers more than five times a month, you better have a really great reason," Mr. Lee said.

And earlier this year, Juno announced a tiered pricing program, whereby customers who pay $9.95 a month receive better service, get more reliable connections and view fewer ads.

Schilling, whose name pops up in trade rumors several times a month, was better than Neagle for part of the night.