Sentence examples for yet better off from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, two conditions will become standard for artists seeking inspiration among the ruins: firstly, consider the residents who deal with them in their daily lives, and secondly, leave their communities unscathed -- or better yet, better off.

People deserve reparation when they have been harmed by transgression but a person may be harmed as a result of transgression and may therefore have a right to reparation and yet be better off than others.

If you haven't trimmed your kitten's nails yet, you're better off leaving quite a bit of time between nail trimming and bathing — even a full day.

Yet baseball must be better off than the bathetic commissioner was making out.

Steady Pace, who was a length behind Shalaa when they finished first and second in the July Stakes at Newmarket, was 3lb better off yet finished four lengths adrift in third.

Modern candidates may well have a Facebook accounts, Twitter feeds and blogs – three things that barely existed in 2005 – yet they would be better off with an army of envelope stuffers, leafleters and doorstep persuaders.

However, Nearby doesn't surface photos taken by friends at places yet, and it might be better off as a standalone app rather than being buried in Facebook for iOS and Android's navigation.

Yet some taxes actually make us better off, even apart from the revenue they provide for public services.

Bruce Arena boasts one of the most illustrious and decorated squads outside Europe, and yet the Carson club were largely better off without them – without Giovani Dos Santos and Steven Gerrard, namely.

Yet that Californian would be far better off with a California General Obligation 4% due Apr. 1, 2017, rated A+ and yielding 4% to maturity.

But it is not yet clear whether parents will be better off under the new scheme or the existing voucher schemes.