Sentence examples for doing unusually well from inspiring English sources

With smaller parties doing unusually well, the Bundestag could feasibly end up with six different parties for the first time in its history.

The Tories' struggle to be heard Reprints Related items New York theatre: A night on the townJan 20th 2005 Musicals in London: Spoonfuls of sugarJan 13th 2005Second, London's subsidised theatres are doing unusually well.

Even so, America's poorest are (in real purchasing-power terms) only a tiny bit worse-off than their peers in Sweden, Finland and Denmark; and they are better-off than those in Britain and Australia.The relative inequality in America comes from the people at the top doing unusually well.

By any measure, in his effort to take on an Establishment candidate in a pro-Establishment electoral system, Bemis is doing unusually well.

But Satyam's shareholders have done unusually well, losing only about 75% of their money.The mystery remains Mr Raju's motive.

Mr. Pataki did unusually well among Hispanic voters, taking about 38percentt of their votes, according to one estimate by the Graduate Center of the City University.

She has even failed to distance herself from her businessman son-in-law, Robert Vadra, who did unusually well from property deals in Haryana.The most dispiriting legacy, however, is in the nature of her succession.

When Ashley Fletcher did unusually well to remain on his feet under pressure and cue the former Manchester United midfielder up, McNair's shot, from just outside the area, speared beneath Stephen Bywater.

There could be some slight variation in these results: If Santorum does particularly well he could pull out narrow wins in states like North Carolina; if Romney does unusually well he could beat Santorum in Wisconsin or even in his Pennsylvania backyard, etc.

Education has long been recognised as the most important single trigger of social mobility and all four Nordic countries do unusually well in the school-appraisal system developed by the OECD.That in turn may explain why the bigger continental European countries, notably France, Germany, Italy, are not as mobile as Nordic ones.

It's actually very difficult to measure my own working memory abilities on my experiments; since I was the one who programmed them, I tend to do unusually well on them because I know the overarching structure of how the program is organized, which gives me an unfair advantage.