Sentence examples for hand fares from inspiring English sources
FFS, on the other hand, fares somewhat better, (probability>0.5 that a complete loss of cover will not happen), suggesting that climate predictions of the scenario used in this study (A1B) may confer somewhat greater resilience to the coral reef communities in the vicinity.
The Bulger killers, on the other hand, fared better.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, on the other hand, fared much better.
Book publishing, on the other hand, fared batter.
Heart-rate monitoring, on the other hand, fared surprisingly well in the school's Medical Center studies.
Trump's campaign, on the other hand, fared far worse in Silicon Valley.
Government workers, on the other hand, fared much worse.
Co-star Emma Stone, on the other hand, fared much better on the impromptu quiz.
In the days leading up to the 2013 Academy Awards ceremony, my own hand fared far better performing a tiny but stellar role in a documentary about the great Washington Post editorial cartoonist, Herblock.
The Near East and Africa, on the other hand, fared better than in 1970, though drought in some parts of both regions had caused serious food shortages.
How Hands fares in this "culture war" - with CD sales in freefall and fans increasingly downloading their favourite artists' music for free - will influence the future of the crisis-gripped British music industry.
