Sentence examples for become better off from inspiring English sources

The kokholz will become better off, and they'll be able to give me more".

And poorer countries too, as they gradually become better off, are putting pressure on energy companies to clean up.

And as people become better off, they will spend relatively more on services and less on food and other daily necessities.

For for all the craziness of an extended presidential election and an evenly divided Congress suggesting a wide schism in the electorate, she said, the country may become better off for everything that happened.

In a time when people are mobile and defined as much by choice as their wage bracket, it stifles the drive to be – or become – better off in Britain.

The international system--the international organizations (IMF, World Bank, WTO), alliance structures, the role that the US and the alliances have played in the maintenance of stability--has enabled so much of the world to become better off and allowed trade to increase as it has.

"Please name a single tribe in the last 500 years that became better off after contact.

As Turks became better off, they ought to have become more effective at holding their leaders accountable.

Melinda: Fortunately, as a society becomes better off, a woman's position in that society improves.

Americans have an egalitarian approach to inequality: they want everyone to have an equal chance to become better-off than everyone else.

As consumers become better-off they tend to move up the value chain from cheaper local beers to these premium products, enhancing the brewers' margins.SABMiller, formed by the combination of South African Breweries and America's Miller in 2002, believes that it has the expertise to exploit emerging markets.