Sentence examples for fare equally from inspiring English sources

Other conceptual-oriented artists fare equally badly.

The chef manages to cook both Indonesian staples Western fare equally well.

They fare equally well as a main ingredient in a tajine of chicken, olives and French fries that proves that conscientiously fried potatoes used as a vegetable are a good thing.

Otherwise this is an implication of the first interpretation any level of well-being would be considered justified as long as all future people fare equally badly.

While the analytic/synthetic distinction appears to be justifiable in modeling important properties of languages, the observational/theoretical distinction does not fare equally well.

England fare equally poorly with the bat late in the innings, scoring fewer than 40 runs on average in the last five overs.

Detroit and Baltimore have not fared equally well.

Not all forms of music are faring equally well, however.

But not all students fared equally: she found that some subsets struggled more than others.

Alas not everyone fares equally well with this arrangement, and some of the immortals fare particularly badly.

Mr. Merrick, and a third roommate in their three-bedroom house five minutes' drive from the ocean, fared equally well.