Sentence examples for fare compared to from inspiring English sources

How do they fare compared to children from better-off families?

How did the Senegalese applicants fare compared to the rooted French applicant?

Neither score was much to write home about: in fact, they were poor man's fare compared to the clean-cut strikes against them.

But these are small fare compared to a journey he took in 1974, from Munich to the bedside of an ailing friend near Paris.

Here's a chart showing how graduates of the college classes of 2006-11 feel their generation will fare compared to the generation before them, and how the respondents personally will fare compared to their own parents: The bar on the right shows that just shy of half (48 percent) of college grads from the classes of 2006-11 believe they will have more financial success than their parents.

In Figure 2, all model results fare compared to the EPIC(1) results (table 3).

How were they faring compared to others?

We will find out how organic wheat fares compared to conventional wheat when we harvest next July 20166).

Consider for a moment how Trump's agenda is faring compared to the last President's.

This map shows how Romney and Obama fared compared to 2008 in counties where the unemployment rate is higher than the national average.

"She sat back and said, 'I thought you were going to tell me that your fares compared to commercial first-class fares' " -- which, Mr. Pappas noted, many companies prohibit for use by travelers on domestic flights.