Sentence examples for better off delivering from inspiring English sources
With broadband of only a few megabits a second, it would take so long to transmit the files that the company would be better off delivering them physically, on a disk or thumb-drive, said Agnese Krievkalne, a company director.
Hospital care brought no advantages; mothers were better off delivering at home.
It may be surprising that mothers are better off delivering in such places than at home in a village, but studies show a consistently higher survival rate when they do.
The private wing of St Mary's hospital may offer champagne to toast the baby's arrival but the evidence suggests that women at low risk of pregnancy complications are better off delivering at home or in a midwife-led unit.
The simplest answer is that most preterm deliveries occur because in all likelihood the mother or the fetus would be better off delivered.
Put another way, a government health insurance option is the only real lever to make the pharmaceuticals and health care insurers lower drug costs, reduce their obscene profit rake-offs, deliver better services, eliminate the endless dodges that insurers use to cherry pick only the most healthy and profitable patients, and make some dent in the 45 to 50 million uninsured.
Others will be better off with a camcorder that delivers better image quality from a lens that lives in the usual place.
We talked, and we both thought that the doctor would just give her the drug to relax that and put her on bed rest, but an hour later, I was told that the doctor decided we were better off just deliver the babies, as they were very well developed for 34 weeks, and he didn't want to give them unnecessary medication.
We concluded we'd be better off leveraging the investments others have made and focusing on delivering solutions and systems to customers.
You're better off spending the day hand-delivering printed copies of your blog post to every doctor in Chicago than writing another post.
Some formal occasions have gift registries, in which case you're better off ordering an item and having it delivered.
