Sentence examples for better off this from inspiring English sources

As blacks become better educated and better off, this share must surely grow.

So workers who enjoyed the average 2.5% wage rise should be 1.3% better off this Christmas.

Chunks had been sawed off the barrel and butt of the Remington gun, which he had been etched with the words "better off this way".

"Prices are still rising faster than wages and the central dominating question of the 2015 election will be: 'After five years, are you better off?' This will be the first full parliament in decades when millions with be worse off at the end of the parliament than the beginning".

And then if we discovered, oops, we made a mistake, there aren't actually any aliens, we'd be better off". This is what passes for "economic science" today: sheer quackery, posing as profundity.

Private hospital patients, on the other hand, were strongly selected for being better off, this tendency weakening under the UCS for urban areas but intensifying sharply for rural areas (C*=0.248 in urban areas, C*=0.229 in rural areas in 2001; C*=0.206 in urban areas, C*=0.360 in rural areas in 2005).

One side says you'll be this much better off, the other says this amount worse off.

Analysts say frozen foods specialists are likely to see growth slow if shoppers begin to feel better off this year, and devote less energy to shopping around for the best deals.

Denver Post writer Mark Kiszla, in a column entitled "Carmelo Anthony should get onboard or get out," suggested that the team may be better off this year by trading its star forward.

Now it's my chance to have fun with them!" "A weekend in Bermuda this winter and a weekend in Iceland this summer (both with my husband)." "My holiday wish is for everyone to be better off this year than last". "I have one single holiday wish -- spending time with the woman I believe I am supposed to be with for the rest of my life.

Everyone is better off without this fat, disgusting, boring girl.