Sentence examples for more better off from inspiring English sources

An energy co-op and a programme to insulate London homes will cut household bills, making people £150 or more better off.

Mr Milburn said that while more people were better off, poverty was more entrenched.

In terms of making the nation more productive and better off, they are builders, not saboteurs.

Its growth has made more people materially better off in a shorter space of time than ever before in human history and this breeds loyalty to a system.

Would more companies be better off being private?

The fall does not mean more households are better off, critics say.

Would more students be better off going to a trade school?

Otherwise, the typical household is likely to feel much more secure and better off in their old-fashioned "dumb home".

The changes would benefit poorer families more than the better off, with the poorest six tenths gaining on average while the richest four tenths lost out slightly.

However, movement away from traditional practices is already taking place, particularly amongst the more educated and better off, and there is a clear opportunity to broaden, direct and accelerate this process.

While it is the younger, more educated and better off, who were most positive in their reaction to the essential newborn care interventions, previous exposure to the ideas also helped.