Sentence examples for fared comparatively well from inspiring English sources
Biggio fared comparatively well with his facial disfigurement: "Right below my eye socket, I had a nice little welt there, yeah".
However, the Bailey's 10 g monofilament (used widely in the NHS [ 39]) fared comparatively well, with the results indicating the device produced a buckling force within the limits of acceptability (between 9 and 11 g) after 1800 2400 tests.
Local authorities fare comparatively well in the Citizens Advice report, with council tax collection departments rated highly on indicators such as communication and a willingness to give breathing space.
As this paper indicates, internationally comparative data do not provide many clues, since in terms of purely formal constraints Russia fares comparatively well.
Even though skilled workers, particularly those who have undergone vocational education and training, fare comparatively well when transiting to the labour market, they are nevertheless increasingly facing problems at labour market entry in Switzerland (Salvisberg and Sacchi [2013], [2014]).
MIP has fared relatively well in reaching the poor.
Their IPOs have done comparatively well.
The fund actually did comparatively well.
Nonetheless, Siemens' stock has survived comparatively well.
Greenhills has fared less well.
