Sentence examples for better off during from inspiring English sources

(Mrs. Bachmann later acknowledged that she had not read parts of the pledge which became controversial, including one which suggested that black children were better off during slave times).

It's not too different from those who used the Old Testament phrases from the Bible to justify slavery, or conservative politicians and celebrities who claim blacks were better off during slavery.

The average family was £9 a week better off during July following reduced mortgage payments and slowing food and drink inflation, research showed today.

CBS's schedule has so many crime dramas that repeat well, like "CSI" and "NCIS," that it may be better off during the strike than its competitors.

As with the responses to so many others who express similarly unsavory views — most recently the cattle farmer Cliven Bundy, who wondered if folks like me weren't better off during slavery — nothing that I can decipher addresses their deeply held positions, or the divisions and inequalities they attempt to rationalize.

Contractual grazing represents a grazing arrangement between households with relatively few animals and those who are better off during the dry season, hence creating access options to pasture for such households and income for the poor households (Beyene 2006, 2011).

To those who would still argue that boys and girls are better off separated during their school years, I would ask this: if it's really such a superior way of doing things, why stop at 18? Why don't we have segregated workplaces?

The site would have been better off launching during the primaries so that it could have had nine months to build up a following.

According to research on coping strategies, these patients could be better off both during treatment and in the recovery process.

You are better off visiting Intipunku during midday, when the crowds from Cusco are elbowing their way up the staircase to the Intihuatana stone.

The BOA has backtracked on its initial commercial demands and decided that Britain's elite athletes may be better off focusing on their performances during the Olympics.