Sentence examples for being better off from inspiring English sources
We have no guarantee of being "better off" the next time our government uses such tactics.
In line with other Brexiters, Jacob Reeseemsg seems to have abandoned any notion of the UK being better off after Brexit.
But answering it requires Mr. Obama's team to walk a careful line: Appear too optimistic about the country's being better off, and Democrats risk being accused of not understanding the depth of the personal crisis that many people still feel.
"If you want people to waive their right to sue, you better be pretty generous so that they will assume the risk of being better off with a lump-sum payment now".
It is difficult to imagine the league not being better off had a Taurasi or a Sue Bird been strategically placed on the Broadway stage via a system that allowed teams to tag players regionally on a rotating basis once every couple of years.
They need not be hostile to some people being better off than others through good luck.
Another audience member challenged Gove's belief in, and case for, Britain being better off economically by asking: "How can you actually say that you believe we're going to be better off when the majority of experts are telling you completely different?" David Dimbleby backed up the challenge but the response was unspecific.
You're better off just being yourself.
