Is it not enough for us to be well off? Why do we need to be better off than others?

In other words, the screened population must be better off than the non screened population.

By most standards, the country is far better off than the rest of the region.

People generally are a lot better off than they were just a few years ago.

The good news for Colombia is that it is better off than many of its neighbors.

The economy is humming, unemployment is low, and most Germans are better off than ever before.

Displaced women accompanied by a man may be no better off than women on their own.

The king was just 25 years old and already the country was better off than ever before.

So most people are not, in fact, four or five times better off than they were in 1930.

It makes some people better off without making others worse off.

Everyone would end up better off.

But you will be better off.

You'd better set off at once.

So, rather than suppressing or regulating the information that Google uncovers, we are better off making it more freely available.

The comedy ends with a dénouement (a conclusion), in which the protagonist is better off than at the story's outset.

We Americans can sell off two thirds of the increment to our wealth to finance imports and still be 500 billion better off this year than we were last year.

These countries, in turn, could argue that even very poor US households are much better off than the average emerging market household.

And other better off countries could join them.

Maybe we'd be better off without these gadgets.

Yet in domestic terms the Islamist regime is likely to be better off than it would have been with a more moderate result.

Twenty years ago, Poland negotiated a reduction in its debt and came off better than Hungary, which was keen to protect its reputation.

Patient investors should be rewarded. In particular, they should be able to expect to be better off than those rushing to the exit.

Europe clearly would be better off with Chirac weakened than strengthened, even if it means a temporary slowing of the pace of integration.

Paper shufflers are doing better than producers speculators are doing better than managers traders are doing better than entrepreneurs arbitrageurs are doing better than accumulators the clever are doing better than the solid and behind all of it, the financial market is more powerful than the state.

Europe may be better off with stop gap measures.

Yes, Iraq is better off without this absolute despot.

The world will be better off as a result.

Better than Basel

What other way would there be to be better off?

One common interpretation is that integration makes people better off.

Even after both payments, employers can be better off financially.

This is one in my neighborhood. And they are much better better than traffic lights, better than four way stop signs.

In particular, they should be able to expect to be better off than those rushing to the exit. This approach depends on two major policy shifts.

But Latin American countries, from a credit standpoint, are a lot better off than they have ever been to withstand turbulence and weather global market problems.

Better safe than sorry.

Better safe than sorry.

I'm better than you.

You're better than me.

Better Red than Dead?

Better late than never.

It's better than a new monitor. It's better than new software, or whatever people typically use.

Reading Friedman and Schwartz will remind them that it is better to head off a crisis than it is to rely on one s ability to end it.

There is greater disagreement about how much to discount the future simply because it is the future, even if future generations are no better off than us.

Europe would be infinitely better off if Germany made a definitive choice between Eurobonds and a eurozone exit, regardless of the outcome indeed, Germany would be better off as well.

For her good profit is better than getting silver, and her return is better than fine gold.