Sentence examples for better off instead from inspiring English sources

We'd be better off, instead, if our battered-but-still-powerful media establishment did more to lean into the Internet era, which for all its challenges offers opportunities as well — the chance to multiply perspectives, to promote a diverse (and, yes, sometimes competing) array of causes and to pursue a wider variety of journalistic ideals.

But you're better off instead simply relishing the sultry atmosphere the music creates, the web of connections and allusions that Boulez conjures between René Char's text and his writing for the seven-piece ensemble, including the exotic textures of guitar and xylorimba.

Georgia would be much better off instead reinvesting in its school system, which has faced some of the worst cuts to state funding nationally in recent years.

According to the manager, Ballack argued he would be better off training instead.

The country would have been better off if, instead, all these economists had been employed delivering pizza.

Around a third of US millennials say they would have been better off working instead of going to college and paying tuition.

But their use would have enabled the couple to produce either no child at all or a nonidentical, if (arguably) better off, child instead.

That should have meant that everyone is 77percentt better off, but instead, the wages of most Americans have been stagnant.

Given the sorry state of the Lakers, currently in 26th place in the NBA with a 13-36 record, the team is better off losing instead of winning.

It amounts to a vast social engineering project that assumes society is better off with owners instead of renters.

The government today abandoned their line that eight in ten families will be better off and has instead moved to make this a debate about the wider economy.