Sentence examples for better off run from inspiring English sources

Some Tunisians believe that a country struggling with unemployment and political upheaval would be better off run by technocrats rather than veteran prisoners lacking real-world experience.

Would she be better off running against Mr. Giuliani or Mr. Lazio?

You're better off running for the dealer".

I think a woman will be better off running the country than a man anyway.

Jindal would be better off running for president, say, in 2012, Douthat suggests on his blog for the magazine.

Some supporters have suggested he might be better off running for governor in 2014, in part because Massachusetts voters seem more comfortable with Republicans if they are not part of an ideological agenda in Washington.

steveparks I'd echo the suggestion of using the LiveCD, the only issue is this can be slow, so if his machine boots from USB, he'd probably be better off running the Live version from a pen drive.

And Representative Tom Davis of Virginia said the White House should sit back and wait until Mr. Kerry had the nomination wrapped up, and not risk helping Senator John Edwards of North Carolina snatch it away from him, since Mr. Bush should be better off running against Mr. Kerry.

Does this signal a buying opportunity, or are investors better off running for the hills?

Based on this reasoning, it would appear that the soldier is better off running away regardless of who is going to win the battle.

Unfortunately, it has distorted the thinking of countless entrepreneurs who'd likely be better off running smaller companies — and giving up less ownership to investors in the process.