Sentence examples for better off searching from inspiring English sources

You would be better off searching for things he had got right.

The full Apple Park story isn't showing up on the map itself, so you're better off searching for it directly instead of scrolling around the map.

If you're watching the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament, you're probably better off searching for a GIF of your team rather than just blasting a text message to your group of friends.

It turned out to be nothing, but as people were scrambling for information they would have been better off doing a search on Bing than on Google.

That person was probably better off doing a reverse image search on Google or searching on Google with a description of the dog's appearance.

When it gets everything right, it's a great user experience — but step outside of its comfort zone and you're better off just doing a regular search in your browser.

To paraphrase a recurring campaign slogan: are your search results better off now than they were 5 years ago?

Having made this distinction, we may now categorically say that if a metropolitan area has a historic core Chinatown, and in addition has a major suburban Chinese community, you're better off not going to Chinatown in search of memorable Chinese cuisine.

Unless the big search engines get better at delivering timely information, searchers might be better off with Moreover.com and other news-oriented search services.

CEO Gerry Campbell says that since Twitter offers its own search API, developers are better off going directly to the source.

But you are much better off looking for work on LinkedIn, the site dedicated to searching for employees and employers.