Sentence examples for better off captured from inspiring English sources

Instagram's belief is "that the world is better off captured and shared more permanently".

"It's our collective belief that the world is better off captured and shared more permanently.

He then added, "It's our collective belief that the world is better off captured and shared more permanently.

Because at a certain point you're better off having a larger pixel, which captures better quality information about the light it sees, rather than additional pixels capturing lower quality data.

Oxfam said the wealth gap in the UK was becoming more entrenched as a result of the ability of the better off to capture the lion's share of the proceeds of growth.

Forget the poses and perfect angle and just-right lighting: You're much better off going with the flow and capturing your kids as they are.

Clearly, our net was cast too wide and captured many "patients" who might have been far better off never entering the mental health system".

The better off groups took longer but were headed to a better outcome as captured by the mean income finding.

But he sought to capture the enthusiasm that has surrounded his candidacy and filmed a television commercial that asked: "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?

Better off without him?

Are Americans better off?