Sentence examples for would be better off doing from inspiring English sources

Those who argued we would be better off doing that under a new leader are naive.

"Maybe Magaluf would be better off doing what it does, but toning it down".

The upshot of ESPN's article, by Henry Abbott, is that the numbers show quite clearly that teams would be better off doing something else.

He argues that, instead of trying to find and communicate with life in the cosmos, humans would be better off doing everything they can to avoid contact.

"I think they would be better off doing something about the smoke from that than the smoke from my cigarette," she said.

But what bubble believers are really saying is that young people today are radically overestimating the economic value of going to college, and that many of them would be better off doing something else with their time and money.

But, rather than leave so much of our fate to chance, we'd be better off doing what politicians always say they want to do: lessen the U.S. economy's dependence on oil.

In the Venn diagram of entertaining voyeurism and TV experiments, the intersection is occupied by swivel-eyed bores who'd be better off doing their thing in the dark with the music turned up.

"He'll say, 'You shouldn't have recorded that,' or, 'You'd be better off doing this.' Some people may not like that, but he understands the market, the business, so I've always tried to pay attention".

I know one thing, he thought he'd be better off doing only an hour, and then he confided to me, 'I think I made a mistake here, Richard.' I first heard that from Gore Vidal, who'd just been on the show and said Johnny's not happy the way he thought he'd be, doing only an hour".

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