Sentence examples for better off no from inspiring English sources

They still favour tax cuts for the better off, no matter what the consequences".

No question, you would have been far better off in no-dividend digital stocks like Microsoft over the past decade than in anything like Goodyear.

Investors are nearly always better off finding "no-load" funds and avoiding brokers.

"The bottom line is, you may be better off buying no-load funds that are not offered by brokerage firms".

No doubt, we would all be better off if no one smoked or consumed junk food and drinks.

"We'd be better off with no Surgeon General than with Koop," said their executive director.

But would we be better off if no bank were too big to fail?

"For some people, frankly, they may be better off with no coverage if this is the alternative," Mr. Rukavina said.

"One hiring manager actually told me he was better off with no résumés than a thousand," Mr. Fox said.

"We're better off with no deal than a bad deal," said Bill Hare, the top climate campaigner for Greenpeace International.

SIMILARLY, Mrs. Mazzola's subletting of the room leaves both her and the subtenant better off, at no financial cost to the landlord.