Sentence examples for fared relatively from inspiring English sources

Investors with dividend-paying stocks have also fared relatively well.

But some utilities, including Consolidated Edison, fared relatively well.

"But New Jersey's economy has fared relatively well, compared to what we're seeing nationally".

But compared with the start of the year, oil has fared relatively well.

Barcelona fared relatively badly over the season on the pitch but still raked in the cash.

Its shares have fared relatively well during the recent stockmarket squalls (see chart).

"The Apprentice" on NBC fared relatively better, drawing 7.2 million viewers to rank second place at 10. BENJAMIN TOFF.

Although Japan's top tax rates are stiff, lower-income households fare relatively well.

There are fewer doctors around, and people admitted on Saturdays and Sundays fare relatively poorly.

Australia is faring relatively poorly in this regard, the project's data reveals.

"But on the whole, ESPN should fare relatively well, because it has an extraordinarily loyal customer base".