Sentence examples for off not to from inspiring English sources
It might be better off not to have one.
There's something off, not to mention off-putting, about these passages.
Mr. Fontana decided right off not to recreate the building's 19th-century ornamentation and detailing.
Bruno is comfortably enough off not to have to think about working.
Yet a tendency to oversimplify complex issues might swiftly turn Japan's voters off, not to mention infuriate its neighbours.
Fifth Avenue has taken off, not to Smith Street's extent, but with plenty of choices among bars and restaurants.
He also told her — a classic tip-off — not to tell anyone.
In the 1980s, the Gandhis freed businessmen but they did little to free markets.According to Messrs Rodrik and Subramanian, India owes its take-off not to Mr Singh or Mr Gandhi, but to Indira Gandhi.
Taubman, which operates New Jersey's high-end destination mall in Short Hills, has envisioned a similar knock-your-socks-off (not to mention its impact on your wallet) luxury shopping experience for Syosset since 1995.
For this reason, even if employers will not always hire the most qualified applicant, statistical discrimination is considered as an acceptable trade-off not to pay the necessary increase in the cost of recruiting to get all the relevant information (Bursell 2007).
The purpose is to give insight into the different criteria and their trade-offs, not to give specific tuning methods.
