Sentence examples for better off only from inspiring English sources

Questioned whether free markets made people better off, only 37percentt of Bulgarians agreed.

Whereas 39% have faith in David Cameron and Osborne to make them better off, only 29% place similar trust in Miliband and Balls.

The manufacturer always gets better off if he takes timely response to the production cost disruptions, while the retailer gets better off only if the production cost disruption is negative and gets worse off otherwise.

"By 2020, families with children will be better off only if both parents work full time on the national living wage – something only a small minority of families can manage".

Poorer pastoralists typically purchase 70% of their food requirements whereas those who are better off only purchase 15% of requirements with 80% being supplied by their own crops (FEWS [2004]).

The wealth of those better off only furnishes a means that has to be transferred for the sake of mitigating the distress, as long as other, morally negative consequences do not emerge in the process.

A Treasury spokesman, responding to the Resolution Foundation research, insisted most working families would be better off but only once all reforms had come into effect in 2017.

The honest truth is that replacing the current tax system with any system that raises the same amount of revenue (as Boortz and Linder claim their plan does) may make us better off, but only by redirecting our resources away from dealing with complex filing requirements and improving our incentives to work, save and innovate -- not by creating the kind of free-lunch miracle suggested here.

Pretty much every conservative health care proposal seeks to divide the population between healthy and sick in a way that may leave the former better off, but only at the expense of the latter.

I know one thing, he thought he'd be better off doing only an hour, and then he confided to me, 'I think I made a mistake here, Richard.' I first heard that from Gore Vidal, who'd just been on the show and said Johnny's not happy the way he thought he'd be, doing only an hour".

Didymus Mutasa, ZANU's foreign-affairs secretary, once said the country would be better off with only half its current population, "with our own people who support the liberation struggle".A continent in need of leadershipSub-Saharan Africa (hereafter, "Africa") is the world's poorest continent: half of its 700m people subsist on 65 US cents or less a day.