Sentence examples for has fared considerably better from inspiring English sources

As one would have expected on the basis of the textbooks, the American economy, while hardly racing ahead, has fared considerably better than its British counterpart.

But the report, which contained annual revisions to previous estimates of job losses during the recession, reinforced the view of many economists that New York has fared considerably better than the nation since the crisis took hold two years ago.

"We seem to have fared considerably better than we first anticipated," said Bradley B. Roberts, minister of works and utilities.

Its finale in December had fared considerably better than either this year's closing episode or last year's, earning 15.2 million viewers.

This suggests that a more populist Democratic Party might have fared considerably better.

Studies have discovered that during the economic recovery, non-union workers fared considerably better than union workers in fields like manufacturing and private construction.

Bauer stablemates Kerrang! and Mojo fared considerably better.

The percussionist Pedrito Martinez fared considerably better, as did the banjoist Otis Taylor.

In a second performance immediately after the first, Ms. Arnold fared considerably better.

Women fared considerably better, with their jobless rate rising by 1.5 percentage points to 7.6percentt in 2002.

Intel fared considerably better but still lost 0.1% to $19.63.