Sentence examples for better off also from inspiring English sources

Its customers willingly pay for the company's products; the transaction makes them better off also.

Two years ago, Apple Inc. executives made the case that anyone with an iPhone would be better off also owning the company's new smartwatch.

If you can have some good friends, then you're better off also, you don't need to always be funny around everyone (all the grades), but keep your funny self to your class/grade.

There's no doubt the south is economically better off and can also afford to buy more Olympic tickets.

But Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), to give its proper name, is still a nasty illness that humanity would be better off without.It is also a strange illness.

Those schemes have made 1m families better off, but have also drained the budgets of key ministries, including health and education.

Then again, perhaps I was better off, since I also wished I hadn't understood the text that male and female voices recited dramatically before the start of almost every dance number.

But in every scenario in which people were going to be better off outside the EU, there was a majority to leave.The neutral point – where "people would on average be no better or worse off" – also produced a majority in favour of leaving.

Ford is better off, too.

By the same logic, namely a presumed link between quality and quantity, it could also be argued that some services would be even better off, maybe also in relation to geographical distribution, if they were exported to or coordinated with similar services in other (and larger) countries.

In fact, economic progress hardly ever succeeds in making some people better off, without also making someone else worse off.Take Peter Wood, the British entrepreneur who created the Direct Line insurance group in the 1980s.