Sentence examples for be much better off from inspiring English sources

I won't be much better off".

"Peru will be much better off with PPK.

Karen would actually be much better off with Paul's strictly routine brother (Thomas Lennon).

The public would be much better off with fewer laws, properly scrutinised.

But we would be much better off if there were less of it to rise from.

We would all be much better off paying more attention to the issue of identity theft.

The Bears would be much better off franchise-tagging Forte and then moving on with a younger, cheaper back.

Mr. Goodman argues that the city will be much better off with the property on the city's tax rolls.

Meyer says that both consumers and internet companies will now be much better off in the EU than the US.

For three years, the Obama administration has said that consumers will be much better off because of the new law.

"If I was homosexual, I'd be much better-off.