Sentence examples for going far better from inspiring English sources

Yet the war on AIDS is going far better than anyone dared hope.

"It's going far better than any of us expected," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.

There was just time for newspaper columnist Michael Gove to declare that everything was going far better than "the soi-disant experts with oeuf on their face" had predicted and begging the minister never to consult anyone who might know what they were talking about.

Speaking before executives from the world's largest oil companies at a conference here on Monday, Thamir Ghadhban, the chief executive of the ministry, reported that the industry's revival was going far better than predicted, putting it on track to be pumping as much oil by April as before the war.

But the first workshop, in October 2009, went far better than anticipated.

The sale went far better than expected, as investors sought to buy three times the amount of bonds being offered.

So far, Hewlett-Packard's merger with Compaq has gone far better than many of the deal's critics during the proxy contest had predicted.

The current series with the Rays notwithstanding, things have gone far better with the Red Sox, which Mr. Werner oversees with the principal owner, John Henry, and Larry Lucchino, the team president.

"It went far better than I had imagined," Kirk Lippold, a retired Navy commander who is a senior military fellow at Military Families United and was the commanding officer of the Cole at the time of the attack in 2000, said Friday evening.

Other administration officials said that whatever the emergency response problems identified in Topoff 2, the exercise had gone far better than Topoff 1, which was conducted in Denver in May 2000 and which identified glaring problems in the federal government's preparations to deal with a catastrophic terrorist attack.

The session went far better for Wolff than her last outing at Silverstone two weeks ago, when she managed only four laps before her engine failed as she became the first woman to take part in a grand prix weekend for 22 years.