be better off造句

We’d be better off without them as neighbors.

Otherwise, you may be better off on the concrete.

Better bean counting would make it easier to ascertain what might be better off in private hands.

Lopez says home owners may be better off accepting a foreclosure in that type of situation.

I think we'd be better off in the shade on this hot day.

They'd be better off at least targeting their poor tests at new areas of code.

He' d be better off going to the police about it.

Thus, when a person saves, he plans to be better off in the future.

No one will be hurt by this – the shareholders, employees and customers will all be better off.

But it does suggest that better management could reduce the amount of water used in farming, and that the world could be better off if farmers did so.

It is a classic prisoner's dilemma: everyone would be better off if everyone hung back, but each individual does better for himself by pushing forward.

People might be better off going for a hybrid manager that does a little bit of everything.

Her friends and family suggested that for all her trouble, she would be better off switching to formula.

You'd be better off using that hour in other ways to save more money or to generate it.

Both lenders and the overall economy would be better off if more delinquent mortgages were restructured rather than foreclosed.

You might be better off using those furlough days to look for a more stable full-time gig.

If that is the lesson regulators draw from the debacle of the summer sell-off, both sides will be better off.

This amount would not be sufficient to stimulate the economy. "Hirata says the economy would be better off if the government invests in education, especially for poorer Japanese."

My mentor said, 'If you would spend less time worrying about choices you don't have and actually creating those choices, you would be better off.

For learning the language, you'll be better off if you can find a station that focuses more on things like news, weather, and call-in advice programs.

But dualism doesn't so much offer the explanation typically as just say, "Well, maybe we'd be better off positing something immaterial."

Surely we would be better off pursuing more adaptive activities-eating and drinking and fornicating, establishing relationships, building shelter, and teaching our children.

Many Republicans, like myself, believe we would be better off with a treaty than without [one, but] - only if we modernize our nuclear deterrent force.

This can be an advantage to private banks once clients are on the books; inertia may keep them there, if only because clients can rarely be sure that they would be better off elsewhere.

In a lot of places now they fight each other, and if the religions could encourage solutions to the problems, then the problems would be solved and we'd all be better off.

I had thought she didn't matter and that I would be better off without her, but now I felt an overwhelming need to be a part of her world again.

All of which could easily lead one to the conclusion that many people would be better off simply giving gifts of cash rather than gift CARDS for retailers that may or may not be used.

Al Gore publicly disagreed with us, saying that he had problems with the INS process and that even if Elin's father was a fit parent, the boy might still be better off in America.

People who were happy before getting married and end up in a marriage plagued by distance or conflict -- qualities associated with a depressed spouse -- might be better off single.

"They start out with real food, so let's give them credit for applesauce and mashed-up bananas," but "the rest of it is sugar," she said. "Kids would be better off eating an apple or a banana."

Spain would be better off now if it had never adopted the euro - but trying to leave would create a huge banking crisis, as depositors raced to move their money elsewhere.

I think we would have a more dynamic labor market if health care were decoupled from employment, and employers would be better off if they didn't have the administrative and cash-flow burden.