Sentence examples for doing better than those from inspiring English sources

A friend said, "Pretty much everyone who left looks to be doing better than those who stayed".

Indeed, the parts of the economy that are most exposed to non-euro-zone demand are doing better than those that rely on domestic spending.

We need to ask why it is that pupils living inside the M25 are doing better than those who live elsewhere in the country.

So it's no surprise that organizations with more women in their work force are today doing better than those which are dominated by men.

An aside: These numbers should (but probably won't) finally kill claims that rising inequality is all about the highly educated doing better than those with less training.

It let its banks fail, slashed household debt, let its currency collapse, put capital controls in place and now it's doing better than those countries that did austerity!

The optimistic job seekers should naturally do better than those that are pessimistic.

Students who get feedback on their work always do better than those who do not.

Over all, the study found, patients taking statins did better than those who did not.

Note that stocks in Spain and Italy did better than those in France and Germany.

By contrast in urban areas, DPJ candidates did better than those of its main rival.