Sentence examples for better off have from inspiring English sources

Mickelson's avuncular grin, relaxed physique and famed generosity (few waitresses leave Phil's table less than $100 better off) have made him some sort of utopian Everyman for the American golf fan.

The better off have an objectively more positive outlook, while the worse off have to battle against tougher odds.

This slice of good news, albeit five or six years later than many economists thought it would happen, disguises how the better off have thrived compared to those on the bottom rung of the income ladder.

Two-thirds of the better off have drunk to excess in the past year compared with just 58% of the poor, the report to be published on Tuesday reveals.

Income tax cuts favouring the better off have contributed to a failure to stem or reverse the rise in inequality: the richest 20% of households are now paying a lower proportion of tax than they were 20 years ago, while the poorest 20% are paying more.

The superintendent with a passion for music said that if CVUSD can do all these amazing things, school districts that are better off have no excuse for failing to do the same.

Were we better off having him in the culture?

I'm better off having science as a hobby.

Are we better off having The New York Times?

"Why a U.S. Obstetrician Says Some Women May Be Better Off Having Baby in U.K". June 5 , 2015

If you go to Taco Bell, you're better off having something off the Fresco Menu".