Sentence examples for better off upgrading from inspiring English sources
And he said the administration would be better off upgrading the Air Force for "real needs".
There are guns that are just as good on the walls, and you'd be better off saving points to upgrade the M16 than dropping 10k in the box in hopes of getting a Ray Gun.
If you want aftermarket upgrades, for example, to the stereo in your new car, or want custom running boards for your new truck, you'll probably be better off going to a smaller shop which specializes in such upgrades than doing it at the dealer.
You could also upgrade to the Q110, which has HDMI out, but really you're better off spending the extra money to get the $500Q7000 HTPC mentioned above.
To help differentiate between the books, Gopnik has devised three categories: the Never-Betters (the authors believe we're on the brink of an information utopia); the Better-Nevers (we'd be better off if the whole Internet thing never happened); and the Ever-Wasers (information upgrades are always happening and have been since time immemorial).
I do understand why geeks freak out about the compulsory upgrade process, but roughly 1.5 billion Windows users are not geeks, and they should be much better off letting Microsoft manage their PCs.
Broker Jefferies boosted the housebuilders with upgrades to buy for Berkeley Group, up 134p to 3,672p, Barratt Developments, 15p richer at 609.5p, and Galliford Try, 63p better off at 1,527p.
Are Americans better off?
Gulliver readers are probably better off just skipping the competitive analysis and being thankful that the American airline industry is healthy enough and competition stiff enough to force the big airlines to make these sorts of upgrades.
