Sentence examples for better off waiting from inspiring English sources

And teenagers who insist on trying marijuana are better off waiting until they're older.

But perhaps they're better off waiting for others to buy up JPMorgan shares.

The Yankees are better off waiting until a quality pitcher shakes free.

Since this is a non-essential purchase you might be better off waiting six or eight months.

put the cat among the pigeons when it told potential buyers that they'd be better off waiting.

"The issue is whether Cordiant shareholders would be better off waiting for another deal," said Mr. Richards of Numis.

And rather than trade for Anthony, wouldn't the Knicks be better off waiting until next summer, when he can become a free agent?

On a website, Rose advised fans they'd be better off waiting for the resurrection of Christ: "I hear the pay-off will be better".

Most traditional gamers will be better off waiting for these titles to appear but Wii Fit is not just for the gym bunnies.

Would we be better off waiting until 70? A. Many retirement experts say that if you have enough income to make it comfortably to age 70 before receiving Social Security benefits, then you should do exactly that.

Advised to Wait Mr. Steinberg said Mr. Kean would be better off waiting until 2008 and running for the Senate seat currently held by Mr. Lautenberg, rather than risk a "bruising" primary battle against Mr. Schundler.