Sentence examples for better off abroad from inspiring English sources
It concluded that there was reason to think that American authors and artists would be better off abroad if foreign authors and artists received expanded copyright protection here.
The president made two basic points: First, he said the reason we are fighting in Iraq is that we are better off fighting terrorism abroad than having to fight it at home.
A friend of Azarmehr's who is presently in Iran told him that he's "sick of hearing that people like Taraneh are better off dead" from friends abroad, just because they "can't handle the fact that she's been raped".
"If I lived abroad, I would be £6m better off by reducing my tax bill.
If more people in Italy's political and media establishment would reflect on these qualities, Italians would be better off at home and enjoy an enhanced standing abroad.
The judge pointedly inquires if she thinks Termeh would be better off living in Iran with both her parents or abroad without a father.
As Ben Bernanke and virtually every economist agree, America and the world would be better off without it.None of these legislative gimcracks make any sense to people observing America from abroad.
Are Americans better off?
