Sentence examples for better off supplying from inspiring English sources
One of the latest companies to conclude that it would be better off supplying Wal-Mart is Levi Strauss.
Indeed, the tiddlers would be better off buying their supplies from foreign supermarkets than from the inefficient, costly middlemen they rely on now.
However, the usage of aggregate emigration factors can obscure the true impact of physician migration on sending countries, if source countries are relatively better off in terms of physician supply, or human development performance[ 7].
I'd argue that it's even better; after all, when food's in short supply, you're better off with carrots than carats.
But he says that freelancers can be better off than the securely salaried and that the market can supply protections of its own.
"But now, when there is excess supply and weak demand, you are better off with a discrete shift to one location.
If it will cost you $20 to get the supplies to make the present you may be better off buying a small gift.
If anything, in fact, we'd probably be better off if builders just took a few months off, so we could work off the supply of current homes and let it meet demand.
If you need auto supplies for a car that is only a few years old, you are better off with a remanufactured or factory original part.
Are Americans better off?
