Sentence examples for really better with from inspiring English sources

My question was simple one: Is everything really better with Bacon?

The wholesome message seems to be that sex is really better with someone you love, but in the meantime there's nothing wrong in getting a few kicks out of life.

Are you really better off with one, given all the things that can go wrong?

Is a graduate really better off with a sports marketing degree instead of a marketing degree?

If consumers were really better off with more efficient cars or appliances, they would buy them without a prod from government.

It is hard to calculate whether Bolivians are really better off with nationalised water, because the ministry does not provide information about tariffs.

Is America really better off with a telephone cartel regulated in the interests of its weaker members than with a monopoly that must justify its pricing policies to the Government?

Are the children of these dedicated families really better off with "professional care" than in the care of their extended families?

Second, TSA wants us to think that we're really better off with the controversial Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) body scanners, and that anyone who feels otherwise is a whiner or perhaps even a terrorist sympathizer.

Daniel Dern's "The Internet Guide for New Users" (McGraw-Hill, $27.95) is so thorough that it's really better for someone with a little experience, in my view.

It might be easy to conclude that children hate roasted vegetables and couscous and are really better off sticking with what they know, like buttered noodles or cheese pizza.