Sentence examples for better off exploring from inspiring English sources
"It's possible that tech workers would be better off exploring the potential of their current tools — online organizing, management accountability, publicity — rather than put energies into union organization that might not yield much in the way of additional practical benefits," he said.
You're better off exploring the landscape on one of the comfortable Dutch bicycles that can be rented for as little as 6 euros per day (about $7.60 at $1.27 to the euro) at shops scattered throughout the villages.
Elizabeth Gilbert explains why some people are better off exploring than chasing.
Maybe this is why unhappiness is better off explored through comedy: there's a truth to it, a way to say more with less, a mix of textures closer to real life than any straight, miserable drama.
Take a year off, explore the world.
What firms are better off doing, is opening up; exploring new sources of potential revenue and experimenting with bottom-up processes to generate such ideas and innovations.
So we wanted to explore questions like whether Cole is better off?
He thinks we would be better off without any of it, and has no interest in exploring reasons we might need more of it.
Are Americans better off?
They're better off dying.
