Sentence examples for better off having from inspiring English sources

But you might be better off having a heart attack than suffering acute heart failure.

"In a situation like that, you're just better off having a paper ticket".

Both men are unquestionably better off, having escaped the backbiting and the back-room politics that hastened their departures.

Responding to the Morris news Tuesday night, I tweeted Morgan that he'd better off having Soltis back again.

Rather than employ military methods, we would be better off having permanent police on the ground," Reverdy said.

"I think, as AP [McCoy] was saying, he's probably just better off having a run than galloping at home.

The system is also designed to encourage people to take up work by ensuring that they will always be better off having a job.

Don't you think it would be better off having a celebrity brand ambassador – a high-profile cricketer or a film star?

"If you come to New York to be a dancer or an artist, you're better off having a day job than relying on a man".

Perhaps the 200 displaced households re-located to Lillie Square will conclude that they really are better off having extremely rich people as neighbours.

Some have argued that Medicaid is such a flawed program that poor people would be better-off having no coverage at all.