Sentence examples for well off when from inspiring English sources

My family wasn't very well off when we were growing up.

The Pew report notes a survey they conducted that asked, "What's best for the children?" Fully 60percentt of their respondents said that "children are better off when a parent stays at home to focus on the family" versus 35percentt who said that "children are just as well off when their parents work outside the home".

There is no doubt that we in the EU are well off when it comes to respect for freedoms and rights.

"Look well-off when selling, and slightly less well-off when buying".

While good times may be particularly good for the well-off, when things turn bad "it hurts everyone, one way or another," Mr. Cruz said.

How can I claim to have any solidarity with the less well-off when I've profited from precisely the economic conditions that make their lives so hard?

As the Tories announce their cuts in NICs, Labour will set out plans today to target state help on the less well-off when Lord Mandelson announces a so-called "People's Bank" that will offer mortgages to low-income earners.

United States Senators Bill Bradley and Frank Lautenberg and former governors Tom Kean and Christine Todd Whitman were all well-off when elected, and never faced credible charges of serious cronyism or corruption.

"We also need to ask hard questions about why some ministers have been prepared to go along with energy company bosses in blaming green levies and help for the less well-off, when what has gone wrong is profit grabbing in a bust market," Ms O'Grady added.

The book provides both a concise summary of a wealth of evidence about retirement decisions and a handy guide for middle-aged Americans on how to stay well-off when they hang up their shoes.The authors, who work at the Centre for Retirement Research at Boston College, set out a dismal prospect for future retirees if they try to rely only on pensions and savings.

Welsh ministers have been criticised for focussing on arts provision for the least well-off when cuts to services are making it harder for everyone to access culture.