Sentence examples for better off well from inspiring English sources

The sooner we all start figuring out how to benefit from it... the better off well be.

Or would you client be better off, well, somewhere else?

It's never worth it to cheat on a test, and you're far better off not doing well on an exam you're not prepared for than getting caught cheating.

Lesson: You are probably better off choosing a well-thought-out allocation and sticking with it whether you just buy and hold or rebalance occasionally.

Our study was for the most part in agreement with the findings of others however, that CAM users are more likely to be younger, better off and predominantly, well-educated women, since our analysis of sociodemographic data confirmed that gender and educational level were predictive variables of CAM usage.

The courts would be better off as well.

If reform had substantially improved circumstances for households in the program, the children would probably be better off as well.

It could raise close to £10 billion by 2014-15 by means-testing payments such as child benefit that go to the better off as well as the poor and by scrapping winter-fuel payments and free bus travel for people over 60 (pensioners are anyway gaining from more generous uprating of the basic pension).

Keeping in mind our present level of inequality and its negative effects on economic growth, this is actually even exactly what the richest should want, because although they would pay more in taxes for universal basic income, leaving them a slightly thinner although still very thick slice of the overall pie, the slice of the pie itself would grow, leaving even them better off as well.

No matter what type of drug you've been using, you're better off stopping well in advance of the test rather than relying mostly-ineffective methods for faking the test.

To this day I do not understand what purpose was achieved by the press quoting Moat's mother saying "he would be better off dead," knowing full well that Moat was reading coverage of his plight and was agitated by it.