Sentence examples for better off some from inspiring English sources

And the good news on wages is spoilt somewhat by a rise in unemployment.Looking at this regional slum, some people wonder whether India will hold togetherAlthough people in general seem to be better off, some regions have improved their lot much more than others.

In a naïve congestion pricing, although the entire transport system are sought to be better off, some commuters might become worse off.

Critics often say that although carbon frames are lighter if riders really want to climb more speedily they'd be better off losing some pounds rather than spending some.

But in some cases you might be better off putting some of your servers in other locations as part of your backup strategy.

It may have occurred to some employees at Sony that they would be better off with some form of corporate SnapChat.

"We might be better off in some ways," he said in 2004.

The main results proved that cooperation would make the players collectively better off, though some player would face losses.

Mr. Kowaleski said it was decided "we would be better off bringing some new parts into the vehicles".

We would be better off without some innovations, but we might not know that until after enough time has passed to see the harm they cause.

We would have been better off if more Swarthmore idealists had become generals and C.I.A. officers — and we may be better off if some idealists become bankers as well.

If Fifa is suddenly so keen on retrospective justice, it would be better off reviewing some of its own glaring errors.