Sentence examples for am I better from inspiring English sources

"If I'm no good at picking stocks, am I better at picking groups of stocks?

The question that families will ask is: am I better or worse off than in 2010?

"But there's a certain truth to it and the question is, am I better than an algorithm or am I not?" Fortunately, he is.

Echoing the Republican Ronald Reagan, who in 1980 urged Americans to ask whether they were better off than they were four years ago when he defeated the incumbent Jimmy Carter for the presidency, Mr Miliband will say: "At the general election in 2015, you should ask yourself: am I better off now than I was five years ago?

I'm earning quite a lot more money than my father did at 65, but am I better off?

Does having a Ph.D. help in nonresearch-related occupations like medical writing, intellectual property, or technology transfer, or am I better off leaving with a master's degree?  .

Was I better off with the ex?

Am I better-looking than him?" In another blow not seen in the clip, Bloomberg reported, Trump recycled a previous jab that Rubio sweats too much.

The truth was, I was doing better.

All told, "this company has been through hell in the last few years", Trobvich said, adding Glassman "knows he has access to capital, whether he’s public or not, so then the question is 'am I better to execute as a public or private,' and Glassman has shown what he thinks".

(I am doing better than I thought!).