Sentence examples for appear to be faring from inspiring English sources

Luxury goods vendors appear to be faring better, as affluent households have resumed spending.

The victims of inhalation anthrax, he said, appear to be faring far better than similar patients a half-century ago.

Moreover, the volume of Saudi volunteers for jihad in such places as Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon appears to have markedly shrunk.In fact, apart from the increasing boldness of their nominal allies, the Taliban, in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda does not appear to be faring well.

(Interestingly, some businesses that Groupon has exited appear to be faring better as independents. Ticket Monster in Korea just last week raised $115 million on a $1.4 billion valuation).

With that caveat in mind, students in the biological sciences appear to be faring more poorly than those in the physical sciences and engineering: Their average depression score is slightly higher, and their career optimism score is lower (4.1 versus 4.7).

A high priority objective of this index was to enable users to compare local youth well-being with an optimal or "absolute" level of well-being, while a secondary interest was to identify places where young people appear to be faring especially well or poorly.

Compared with that, an adjustment to the yuan would seem a mere detail.In this effort, so far Mr Zhu appears to be faring quite well.

The full effect of that change may not be clear for more than a year, but so far the company appears to be faring well.

Measures to limit urban sprawl, too, appeared on some ballots, particularly in Western states, but they appeared to be faring poorly, Mr. Waters said.

On one point is the lethargic hardware, on another is Windows 10 and its multi-platform delivery model and on the final is the cross-platform application approach, where Microsoft appears to be faring much better.

After a month where Elizabeth Warren's Native American ancestry dominated the tenor of Massachusetts' Senate race, the Democratic challenger appears to be faring well in the polls.