Sentence examples similar to delivers better off from inspiring English sources

Chrysler claims that the new setup, which allows a 10% increase in wheel travel, delivers better off-road capabilities.

It is also fairer, as taxpayer support for higher education is a redistribution to better-off people (the schools system delivers better results for children from better off families – this is the reason why David Blunkett supported the introduction of tuition fees).

Others will be better off with a camcorder that delivers better image quality from a lens that lives in the usual place.

Put another way, a government health insurance option is the only real lever to make the pharmaceuticals and health care insurers lower drug costs, reduce their obscene profit rake-offs, deliver better services, eliminate the endless dodges that insurers use to cherry pick only the most healthy and profitable patients, and make some dent in the 45 to 50 million uninsured.

But do all these amenities deliver better medical results than trudging off to a crowded doctor's office for a 30-minute checkup and then making appointments for followup blood work, X-rays and other tests?

The question is what will he deliver: better returns, a spate of spin-offs, or the entire bank?

That should deliver better outcomes".

So you have to deliver better quality".

Does the free market deliver better medicine?

We can deliver better products at a better price.

He delivered a lecture in front of an audience of experts, maintaining that Britain would have been better off had it stayed out of the war.