Sentence examples for are better of from inspiring English sources

"The doctor told us we have a one in four chance and so our odds are better of having a healthy child than not," she said.

"When they're doing it to each other, and America's not there and not fomenting the situation, I think the odds are better of the place stabilizing".

You make it sounds like people are better of putting their money in to the stock market then buying a home.

Factor in the taxi home (have you tried getting on a bus with 6 carrier bags?) and you are better of eating take away.

When I suggested that Iraqis who "step up to the plate," in the manner that Edwards suggests, are sometimes beheaded, he responded, "But when they're doing it to each other, and America's not there and not fomenting the situation, I think the odds are better of the place stabilizing.

Another advantage of buying early is that your chances are better of finding coverage.

Her agents have advised her to break from pursuing work until she's "better", of course.

Austin is busy being reborn, which is better, of course, than being busy dying, but not necessarily much better.

The news from the Middle East has been better of late, and no doubt that was part of it.

"If I can find something that's better, of course I'd be interested in exploring it.

And if consumers are so price weary, they may be better of just waiting.