Sentence examples for on better off from inspiring English sources

"If you get on better off the field you're going to be better on the field".

The big guitars feel at odds with the slightly seedy, mixed down male vocals and the occasional reverb-laden guitar lick on Better Off Alone that sounds like it wants desperately in on the remake of Twin Peaks.

Both suggestions would help, although footing the cost by taking on better-off pensioners underlines the political obstacles in the way.

Jonathan Chait has argued that politics is better understood with the insight that conservatives only care about taxes (as in, lower ones on better-off people), and recent events have entirely borne him out.

Hindustan Lever formerly focused only on better-off households, the ones employing the Ranganayakis of India.

Often the problem afflicts low-income areas abandoned or shunned by food businesses that focus on better-off consumers; the residents of food deserts, apparently, are not providing enough profit to be offered more healthful grub.

Hindustan Lever formerly focused only on better-off households employing the Ranganayakis of India, households that buy in greater volume and at a higher end.

Poor people would on balance be better off, even if many more of them used drugs, if they were no longer repeatedly imprisoned for doing so.

Botswana's Bushmen may on average be better off in terms of education, health and living standards than those of Angola, Namibia or even South Africa.

Obviously, the money currently being spent on weapons would be much better off spent on fostering brotherhood and love.

If that's true, many patients would be better off on Lipitor or Crestor than on Vytorin.