Sentence examples similar to though better off from inspiring English sources

Though infinitely better off than most writers, Cornwell is troubled by the winds of change sweeping through the book trade.

"When I think about it, though, I'm better off than these babies.

If you want good reading in the same genre, though, you're better off at this point reading Roth.

Flatmates tend to advertise on university forums, though students are better off sharing within year groups – partying freshers and final-year students don't tend to mix well.

Such a month-to-month fluctuation should be kept in perspective given the relatively small sample size, but the stubbornly high number of unwilling part-timers underscores one lingering problem of the economic recovery: even though they're better off than the jobless, too many of the employed aren't as employed as they'd like to be.

The bottom tenth are 13% better off, though the top tenth remain 39% better off.

The hip-hop numbers are unobjectionable, though really you're better off watching music videos.

Until then, though, you might be better off with an old-fashioned paperback.

The rules, he said, forced her to stay in the hospital even though she would be better off at home.

You're probably better off — though not drier — in an ocean race than you are on the highway.

If the economy continues to recover, women may start to find themselves personally better off (though cuts in services will continue for many years).