Sentence examples for then better off from inspiring English sources

Mutual unselfishness, so Pinker argues, is a rational mode of being because both parties are then better off with regard to the protection of their interests.

They might then be better off with straight majority votes, even though it would help future Republican presidents, too.

Yes, we will manage to foot the bill in billions of dollars for "Star Wars," but will we then be better off as a society than we would have been if we had provided insurance for the millions of our citizens who now have to face health care bills on their own, or if we had invested those billions in our education system?

Would the country then be better off because it is debt free?

But if you're after anything more than a title and a few keywords, then you're better off elsewhere.

If you're expecting clever wordplay and thrashing through clues then you're better off with the BBC's Sherlock.

Since then, "Are you better off?" has become a central theme of the campaign, and is likely to surface next week at the first presidential debate.

"But in that moment of being respectful, we have to point out that if all it is is consultative, if all it is is advisory, then you're better off not doing it".

Even then you're better off skipping the high-tech struggle and simply buying that second TV for the bedroom.

But if you're Joe Computer or a professional recording engineer, and you want to make your own remixes, edits, whatever, then you're better off with a scuzzy".

If the startup is not growing fast enough while burning through a lot of money, then you are better off staying away from them.