Sentence examples for better off after from inspiring English sources

3. Were the car owners better off, after paying the repair bill?

An engineering graduate from the University of California, Berkeley can expect to be nearly $1.1m better off after 20 years than someone who never went to college.

In line with other Brexiters, Jacob Reeseemsg seems to have abandoned any notion of the UK being better off after Brexit.

However, he may be better off – after consigning the "AshSplash" to that place where it always belonged, the junk pile of adolescent foibles – getting on with the job of focusing entirely on building on a more mature contribution to the launching of a new England at Murrayfield last Saturday.

But it is necessary, if we're going to start feeling better off, after the bleak economic winter in whose thrall we've been since the Crash.

English world number two Justin Rose was a shot better off after a closing 68, while Tiger Woods ended six under after a 69.

The conventional wisdom is that people expect to become better off year after year.

The whole experience made my anxiety worse, so I decided I'd be better off looking after myself.

Having obtained an additional profit of $1250 on the sale to B, I am better off even after reimbursing A for his loss.

Mr. Trump is on the record as saying that his development would be "environmentally perfect " and that the area would in fact be better off environmentally after the golf course was built.

Companies and unions across America are running the numbers and discovering they would be better off if, after 2014, they induced poorer and sicker employees to move to public insurance exchanges, where subsidies are much higher.