Sentence examples for be better off removing from inspiring English sources
They would be better off removing the productivity "governors" that get in the way of making the customer's experience easy.
As they analyzed the data, Misra and Nair concluded that the cap was hurting overall sales and that the company would be better off removing it.
Charlie Stott, strategy director at brand consultancy giants Wolff Olins, reckons I'd be better off removing my "rose-tinted goggles" if I really think Top of the Pops can once again play such a significant role in the cultural life of the average British family.
If you have anything nearby to protect, such as winter vegetables, you are better off removing this material to the compost and replacing it with well-rotted stuff.
(8) To summarize, the central point is that we do not have to store any entries with S′ u, v [ A, B]≤0: such entries will never lead to an optimal alignment, as we are better off removing all nodes A, B, plus everything below these nodes from the alignment.
We are much better off removing the inappropriate cover-ups and allowing our vulnerability to show instead.
Still I wonder if we wouldn't be better off occasionally removing the headphones, turning off the smart phones and returning to an age when we gathered around some over-sized speakers and social networking actually meant being together.
Politically, the law might actually be better off if the mandate is surgically removed.
"The town feels strongly that the beaches would be better off if those Georgica jetties were to be removed," Mr. Kenny said.
(AP) Owners and Players Meet Two years removed from an acrimonious lockout, N.B.A. players and owners figure they will be better off if they get along better.
