Sentence examples for actually better off from inspiring English sources

I've decided I'm actually better off without you.

"Soaps are actually better off than most programmes," says John Scriven, head of the centre.

Middle-income working-age households without children are actually better off than they were in 2010.

Teacher effects dwarf school effects: your child is actually better off in a "bad" school with an excellent teacher than in an excellent school with a bad teacher.

Ms. Webster, who has been employed since January 1999, said she loved her job, but added that, "Unfortunately, I was actually better off before I started working.

And anyone who reflexively reaches for the idea that we were actually better off because Europe was in ruins as a way to explain the postwar economy should take a hard look in the mirror.

Guests are actually much better off, especially in Manhattan, opting for outside delivery.

In the end, we may actually be better off if they can figure out how to unwind these tricky investments.

The government claims people in work will actually be better off as a result of its reforms.

But if more were being done to encourage domestic demand, the factories could stay open and Chinese consumers would actually be better off, too.

When we're actually almost better off plugged in a bunker than being on the top of a ridge, like on the fourth.