Sentence examples for comparatively better off from inspiring English sources
(Worryingly, Mr Zell told the writers and editors at Tribune's Washington bureau that they were "overhead" because they do not produce revenue).Others in the industry are comparatively better off.
And while the typical worker is going through the longest squeeze in living standards since the 1870s, top-earning households are comparatively better off than they were before the crash.
Save the Children says methods used by many developing countries to reduce child mortality end up saving children from comparatively better off communities while those from the most disadvantaged backgrounds go untouched.
This is because scheme II has comparatively better control on the pinch-off point since at the beginning of pinch-off, a large part of the droplet is already on the destined electrode and only the other half moves on the opposite direction.
No clue when you'll actually be able to put one of these things in your living room — honestly you're better off just getting a comparatively chubby Samsung.
Are Americans better off?
Everyone seems better off now.
Will people be better off?
