Sentence examples for better off running from inspiring English sources

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

He has been analyzing injury data since the early 1980s, when a commander asked him to figure out whether his trainees would be better off running in running shoes or combat boots.

Because if it's just you and one other person looking around a flat, and it starts getting weird, you're better off running away than trying to stab them with a door key.

You will probably be better off running through the edges near the other team's spawn.

You're better off running for the dealer".

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

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.

Though the company says it is addressing these problems, if you want to run Windows programs, you're better off just running Windows.

So how can consumers ensure they are better off, without running the risk of being tricked on the doorstep?

And while Tina Brown may think the job should fall to Rachel Maddow, I don't think I'm being unfair when I suggest that maybe she'd be better off just running her own show.

He sought to frame the debate over the war as centered not so much on Iraq's possession of banned weapons or on whether he had planned adequately for what would happen after a conflict, but on whether the world was better off without Mr. Hussein running Iraq.