Sentence examples for thing better off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cusack, of course, is an '80s allusion in his own right, starring in moves like "The Sure Thing," "Better Off Dead" and "Say Anything," and his status as a walking sight gag relieves him of the burden of being actively funny, a job few men can do as well as Mr. Robinson or Mr. Corddry.

Labour's education spokesman Iain Gray said on Monday that while extending free meals was "no bad thing", better off families would be celebrating the saving.

It's pretty much accepted that some things are better off in the hands of Big Brother.

Socially we are educated to place teamwork at the pinnacle of all workplace interactions but realistically, some things are better off done by pairs or individuals.

This doesn't mean you should be a wet noodle, but you should prioritize things that require debate and decision-making and things that are better off left undiscussed.

The Mosquito tone is one of those things you're better off not knowing.

• To the Editor: The recommendations for reduced screening for breast and cervical cancer embrace a remarkable premise — that there are some things we're better off not knowing.

For the people who have them and pay their bills with them, they're every bit as real, and in the grander scheme of things, were much better off having a fully staffed fire brigade than an extra guy down at the foundry.

"There is no doubt about it, when you are dealing with players and things, you are better off being a permanent manager than interim," Taylor said.

But behind those traits are many things we're better off without, and we tend to ignore those.

If you'd rather someone else took care of such things, you're better off seeking a position as an employee.