Sentence examples for better off supporting from inspiring English sources

Instead of getting her periodicals delivered at home, she told me, she's "better off supporting local shopkeepers, keeping the neighborhood alive".

"If you want to set up an NGO, you need to ask yourself whether there is really a need for it," says Ferguson, "There are hundreds of tiny organisations struggling to get by and you need to ask yourself whether you would be better off supporting them instead".

In the end, the majority of Americans believe the nation is better off supporting and advancing solar and wind over other options, and most (though not all) recent legislative efforts to oppose renewables have failed.

Steve Schmidt, who managed John McCain's presidential campaign in 2008, waited until after the election to announce that he not only supports gay marriage but also believed the Republican Party would be better off supporting it in its platform.

The economy might flourish more under freer trade, but if too many voters are worse or no better off, political support for such trade will wither.

They were reluctant for NHIF funds to be used to support better off CHF members, and thought the poor should be supported by the government.

Two days later, McGinn emailed her, stating "you are much better off with my support than without it.

In the emails, McGinn wrote about wanting to kiss her, floated the idea of their having sex over the summer and stated she was "much better off with my support than without it".

They may be only a couple of pounds better off than a neighbour supported entirely by the state who has saved nothing.

"We are better off when the system supports doctors who are thorough and unhurried; who examine and listen carefully and who empower patients to practice good surveillance and sun protection".

They argued that students would be better off with more financial support for living costs, because they are not having to start repaying their loans until they earn £21,000 a year.