Sentence examples for would be well off from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Anthony gave me quite a lecture about the value of saving a little bit of everything, and said that if I did I would be well off," he says.

(I would note that that 50% growth rate will be difficult to maintain, but even if the company posts growth numbers half that size in the future it would be well off).

And the beneficiaries of this state of affairs would be well off.

For that, you would be well off to read this response by the always reliable and relevant Rabbi Shmuley Boteach.

He said that the people who would go to the polls in 2012 would be well-off and wouldn't be concerned or worried about the people who weren't.

The Target Corporation, the nation's No.2 discount retailer after Wal-Mart, said yesterday that June sales would be well below expectations, setting off a 4percentt decline in its share price.

This city's been jaded about political visits since President George W. Bush lit up Jackson Square after Katrina, reassured displaced New Orleanians that all would be well, and then turned off the generators and left.

The time off would be well enough paid for both parents to afford to take it.

In an e-mail message to employees, Mr. Kim promised that layoffs from the planned merger with the Housing and Commercial Bank would be kept to a minimum and that those laid off would be well treated, but the workers rejected the overture and demanded his resignation.

If I could pull this off, I would be well placed to continue the new collaborations I had been sent to set up.

Finally, the Chart House would be well served to take the cioppino off the menu, or at least to add pasta to the current version and call it fussilli de frutti di mare.