Sentence examples for fare so much from inspiring English sources

So what happened to the stand-pat teams that made them fare so much worse?

"Faerie Wars," which begins like a problem novel, is, in fact, escapist fare, so much so that even the protagonist is absorbed in escaping his own problems.

The reasons that exceptional defenses fare so much better in the Super Bowl are still somewhat murky, but this factor bodes well for this year's 49ers, whose defense belongs in the elite group, according to S.R.S. (it ranks 17th among Super Bowl teams).

Overall life expectancy in the United States compares poorly to that of other wealthy countries, despite wealthy Americans' long lifespans, because poor Americans fare so much worse than the average residents of other developed nations.

Should we be surprised that the pragmatic son fared so much worse than his unpragmatic father?

This low unemployment is one of the reasons Japan has fared so much better than the United States.

Mr. Dennis was impressed that hedge funds had fared so much better than the broader stock market.

But these alone cannot explain why Botswana has fared so much better than many countries with similar starting positions.

Education officials shed little light on why the fourth graders fared so much better this year, saying only that students were spending more time reading and writing, and that teachers were finally devising methods that worked.

The president said it was an "outrage" that black and Hispanic men in the US fared so much worse than white men.

"They dropped the fares so much that we have to work 15, 16, 17 hours a day to make some money," said Pedro Acosta, 49. "I work around 15 hours every day, so I put in maybe 90 hours a week".