Sentence examples for better off learning from inspiring English sources

Aid workers wonder if some older students would be better off learning vocational skills.

But he also said the standard of Ukrainian-language courses was higher and students would be better off learning the local language.

Some students would be better off learning how to weld or make things out of wood – society needs these people too".

Instead of tossing out entire categories of urban space in the name of ideology or for marketing purposes, architects are better off learning from concrete examples of performance.

Brad Smith, who ran the New York vocational education competition, believes many students are better off learning a trade than trying to get five 65's on state tests.

Children from all cultures are better off learning early that reading books, getting good grades and making one's bed are not open to negotiation and will never involve rate cards or special rewards.

To govern successfully in modern Britain a prime minister has to do at least two of three things: make the voters better off; learn the lessons of recent political mistakes; and favour sensible compromise over ideology.

Is Peter so much better off having learned to imitate his drinking, swearing captors?

You build a boy one pitch at a time, one looping pop fly, then wind up wondering if you'd both be better off having learned the guitar.

I literally would have been better off without learning any of the things I learned about sex from [Catholic school].

And wouldn't the author be better off focusing on learning rather than publication while in college?