Sentence examples for could fare from inspiring English sources

Other carnivores could fare even worse.

But eighth graders could fare worse.

He later said he thought he could fare better this year.

I'd like to think Obama could fare better than Clinton, whose inspiring ideas of '92 (remember "Putting People First"?) dwindled into small-bore initiatives like V-chips.

McIlroy's ire continued at the 14th, where he could fare no better than a bogey, but he recovered with a birdie at the next.

State officials and consumer advocates say that some low-income people could fare worse under the Senate bill than under current law.

But you could also fare well on short-haul American routes.

The economy could still fare better than the largest companies next year if small businesses or government agencies add many workers.

What reason is there to think Oracle could possibly fare any better?

Greig Tonks took over the kicking duties from Francis but could not fare any better from 40 metres.

Mr. Spitzer's press briefing on the subway fare could come back to haunt him.