Sentence examples for is best off from inspiring English sources

I always thought of Putin as someone who doesn't like international norms, but operates within them and thinks that Russia is best off operating within them".

"We absolutely believe that our private banking system is best off being in private hands and we are trying our best to keep it that way," said one senior administration official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Pregnant women who are unwell may feel conflicted, wanting to do their best for the baby, yet fearing that taking sick leave is an admission of defeat, confirming the image of the struggling mum who is best off at home.

Nobody raises an eyebrow at a Frenchman in Berlin, a Zimbabwean in London, a Russian in Paris, a Chinese in New York.The desire of so many people, given the chance, to live in countries other than their own makes nonsense of a long-established consensus in politics and philosophy that the human animal is best off at home.

Warburton is best off with Cardiff Blues because, given the ferociously committed way he plays, no French or English club is going to get a full season out of him: he is a big-game player who uses league rugby as a tune-up.

In that case, #1 is best off by fleeing.

We'd all be best off without this stuff.

It is "a culture in which girls are best off braindead".

But you really are best off actually watching the thing before making up your mind.

There are plenty of hotels, but you are best off renting a gîte.

So for the real spirit of things, you are best off haunting the smaller venues.