Sentence examples for better off do from inspiring English sources

Some of the better off do use us, but 75% of our parents are on benefits, single parent families etc.

Warming to the subject, he adds: "I don't subscribe to the view that people who are better off don't want to live in a more equal society.

"I think the country'd be better off, don't you?" Marr was appearing at the awards to salute the "godlike genius" of Noel Gallagher, and to receive a prize for the Smiths' Complete box set.

By contrast, the principles of justice are designed to advance reciprocally everyone's position; those who are better off do not achieve their gains at the expense of the less advantaged.

"We'd have been better off doing nothing".

"Maybe Magaluf would be better off doing what it does, but toning it down".

In which case, you're much better off doing it inside, in the oven.

Those who argued we would be better off doing that under a new leader are naive.

If you really want to do personal work you may be better off doing it as a hobby".

All we got from our "Arab brethren" was advice that our leaders are better off doing Israel's bidding.

Burger King has made it clear where it thinks it will be better off doing business: with its domicile in Canada.