Sentence examples for better off as a consequence from inspiring English sources
They almost never end in simple acknowledgments of guilt, and the defendant who simply pleads is rarely better off as a consequence.
The legislation "offers no solution or way forward and no patient suffering today will be any better off as a consequence of it," he said.
"We'd be better off as a country and better off as a party if Iraq is a success and we get it behind us.
Is anyone better off as a result?
Will the arts be better off as a result?
We're all better off as a result.
"We're better off as a conventional company".
Third, outsiders of the same type are better off after a (H) merger, while outsiders of different type are worse off, as a consequence the (H) merger implies a shift in profits from type B component producers to type A ones.
Britain will be far better off as an independent nation".
People were complicit in seeing the better times as a consequence of their own hard work, thrift and husbandry.
The worry is that the theory of free trade will go down like a lead balloon with domestic electorates rightly afraid of the consequences for their jobs, even if the textbooks say they will be better off as consumers.
