Sentence examples for better off yet from inspiring English sources

Steady Pace, who was a length behind Shalaa when they finished first and second in the July Stakes at Newmarket, was 3lb better off yet finished four lengths adrift in third.

They'd be OK, eventually, I thought, maybe even better off — and yet and yet and yet I couldn't go through with any plan.

At the time of its cancellation, two episodes of Better Off Ted had yet to be broadcast by ABC.

Hopefully, two conditions will become standard for artists seeking inspiration among the ruins: firstly, consider the residents who deal with them in their daily lives, and secondly, leave their communities unscathed -- or better yet, better off.

I was with an income as close to "middle" as it was and yet was better off not working.

But Labour insisted that the recovery in living standards was meagre and that many voters were not yet feeling better off.

People deserve reparation when they have been harmed by transgression but a person may be harmed as a result of transgression and may therefore have a right to reparation and yet be better off than others.

It's widely admitted that we'd be better off without such things, and yet we leave it to individuals to decide for themselves how much of a bad thing is enough.

But there are MPs who do believe that Britain is better off as an EU member and yet still struggle to say so aloud.

Again, this differs a little bit from the primaries because there is less of a premium on recency in the general election; you're usually better off waiting for another (or better yet two or three more) data points.

"Too much funding is going for tertiary hospitals in urban areas that tend to benefit the better off more than the poor, and yet rural areas are neglected, with people left to fend for themselves.