Sentence examples for done much well from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday the bank delivered the latter, outlining its "logical next steps", which included sacking 11,000 employees, 4% of its workforce, closing branches and reducing its presence in a string of global markets.The stockmarket applauded the moves, sending Citi's shares up over 6%, presumably on the premise that since it hasn't done much well, doing less is better.

The Mets, as Jeffrey Toobin writes in this week's issue, haven't been doing much well lately, but they do permit iPads and e-readers.

As a consequence, while company profits have risen steeply, workers have done much less well.

A courteous and scholarly former finance minister who launched reforms in 1991 that unshackled India's mixed economy, he has been an effective envoy for India.At home, often stymied by his coalition's leftist allies, he has done much less well.

The digital age has done much harm as well as much good.

Your fathers have lived, died, and have done their work, and have done much of it well.

The grotesque antics of an increasingly embittered Ken Livingstone have done much damage and played well for the Tories, and Goldsmith could win as a result.

She looks at why "some people are doing very well up to very old age while others are doing much less well, and how you can explain that from social and psychological factors," says Steverink, a senior researcher in the social and behavioral sciences with appointments at the University of Groningen and the University Medical Center Groningen in the Netherlands.

It is likely that the newly diagnosed HIV-1 infected population will dichotomize into a group of early treated patients who do very well and mimic elite nonprogressors and those with late AIDS diagnosis who do much less well.

Mr. Bush did much less well against Ann Richards in 1994, winning 15percentt of the black vote then.

Both use hedging tactics to avoid market falls, but do much less well when markets are racing ahead.