Sentence examples for better off considering from inspiring English sources

Some advisers said that most would-be museum founders might be better off considering the difficulty of supporting something so personal for a long time.

You'll almost always have to consider them at tax return time the next year, and you'll be better off considering taxes earlier.

At first sight the field interpretation seems to be much better off, considering that a field is not a localized entity and that it may vary continuously so no requirements for localizability and countability.

Consequently, they only have an unfavorable self-evaluation comparing themselves to others who are better off, considering the fact that comparison with an upward target will lowered mood and/or self-evaluation (Buunk & Gibbons, 2007).

First, firms seem to be better off considering the cost of equity capital, trading volumes and bid ask spreads, when they provide rather more than less information on their strategy.

For example, if you feel as if you've mentally checked out of the relationship, you might be better off considering therapy to remedy the whole relationship––not having sex may be one symptom of something more broadly wrong with your relationship that's brewing underneath; in this case, traditional relationship counseling can address both the mental and physical aspects of your relationship.

When the labor market is tight, however, hotel operators might be better off if they could consider workers from other industries who have skills that would fit them for hotel jobs.

For the past 20 years such blending of colour and culture has been frowned upon and children were considered better off in orphanages than in a culturally "alien" but loving home environment.

He said that was 'ridiculous' and a boy like me would be better off being a postman or considering a job in the armed forces – and he wasn't talking about officer entry either".

And last but not least, health care was also considered to be better off in the hands of the market.

He also said nine in 10 families would be better off once the whole budget was considered.