Sentence examples for better off deploying from inspiring English sources
Would casual activists be better off deploying their best skills toward change (teachers teaching, coders coding, celebrities celebritizing) and leaving direct action in the hands of organizational pros?
From the coldly pragmatic view of defeating radical Islam, the French would have been -- and still would be -- much better off deploying the billions of Euros they've squandered sending troops, planes and ships to Central Asia, deploying those funds back home where they really might make a difference.
While we focus on making Home better, we are going to limit supporting new devices and think it makes a lot of sense for EE and Orange to hold off deploying the HTC First in Europe.
Would the United States be better off today if it had deployed ground troops in Libya that would have become targets for attacks by radical Islamist groups?
You could do a lot of the development on the DeepLens hardware itself, given that it is essentially a small computer, though you're probably better off using a more powerful machine and then deploying to DeepLens using the AWS Console.
A large-scale effort, such as a QI collaborative deploying a major QI intervention might, however, be better off leveraging its larger sample sizes and using conventional time-series techniques.
Are Americans better off?
Will people be better off?
"You're better off somewhere else.
