Sentence examples for as better off from inspiring English sources

All members of the community regard themselves as better off.

Western and central regions are regarded as better off.

Only those who saw themselves as better off than four years ago strongly supported Bush.

They saw themselves as better off and did not see any particular reason for going back to the way it was.

Mr. Lazio, who has advocated tax cuts to improve an economy he sees as better off than Mrs. Clinton's outlook, ignored it.

He is a sober, critical exponent of the school of thought that sees the UK as better off in a warts-and-all EU.

Low-income parents were twice as likely as better-off parents to split up under the pressure, and more than twice as likely to snap at their children.

Poor families that have a disabled adult or child lose perhaps five times as much proportionally as better-off able-bodied families.

Parliament must still make sure that decentralization does not create a socially divisive two-tier system that leaves areas with greater medical needs and fewer physicians unable to provide the same care as better-off areas.

The stark social class divide in health is widening as better-off people increasingly shun damaging habits such as smoking and eating badly but poorer people do not, authoritative new research reveals.

And Tough offers limited proof that early stress can be overcome and that kids who get care when they are still very young can enter kindergarten at the same level as better-off kids.