Examples of 'better off today' in a sentence

better off today: in a more favorable or advantageous position compared to the past

They are better off today than they were earlier.

The Egyptians are much better off today.

We might even be better off today with the bandits of ancient times.

It was a hundred years ago, but we are no better off today.

My country is far better off today than it was seven years ago.

If your father had listened to me, you would be better off today.

Italy would probably be better off today if Garibaldi had never launched unification.

We are convinced that the United States is better off today than four years ago.

But it is better off today than it was when Saddam Hussein.

Ms. Larsen ( Norway ), More people are better off today than ever before.

Are we better off today for our actions?

Millions of Americans are better off today because of POTUS.

Are you better off today than you were four, no, forty years ago?

As a group, they are financially better off today than previous generations.

Are you better off today than you were four years ago? ( humanevents . com ).

Meaning of "better off today"