Sentence examples for better off attending from inspiring English sources

Justice Anthony Scalia asked whether minority students with lesser high school achievements might be better off attending "a less advanced school, a slower track school where they do well".

Or would you be better off attending an off-campus course and building a remote support network?

But the question of whether students would be better off attending different schools still lingers.

The typical Korean would be better off attending a public secondary school and diving straight into work.If the private costs are no longer worthwhile, the social costs are even greater.

Then Tom determined that he was better off attending the games because he could glean more from one of Andy's expressions than anyone else could detect from watching Andy for hours.

Bauge would have been better off attending the final set of media conferences on Tuesday, because there he would have heard Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton talk about the enormous sacrifices and superhuman efforts that members of the British team are expected to make.

Students who live in historically poorer areas of Brentwood, the south and the east, go to Ross; those from the north and the west, which were once slightly better off, attend Sonderling.

The poor seek care from public health facilities and informal health care providers, and the better off from the private clinics mostly attended by physicians from public facilities after hours.

Many observers had thought Rubio had a chance in Virginia, because the demographic profile of Republicans there (better educated, better off, unlikely to have ever dreamed of attending Trump University) did not fit their image of Trump supporters.

Camille Paglia argues that students who attend trade schools end up better off than "glib, cynical, neurotic elite-school graduates".

By Eileen Reynolds August 30, 2010 Camille Paglia argues that students who attend trade schools end up better off than "glib, cynical, neurotic elite-school graduates".