Sentence examples for has fared particularly from inspiring English sources

market in Europe has fared particularly poorly.

WAGE growth in America has been measly for years, but since the recession one state has fared particularly badly: Delaware, an east-coast tax haven.

Wisconsin has fared particularly badly recently, as the state suffered a downturn not just in manufacturing but in the dairy industry.

Neither the Devils nor their future Hall of Fame goaltender, Martin Brodeur, has fared particularly well in overtime in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Since the recession, its stock has fared particularly poorly.

Freshwater species have fared particularly badly, suffering a 76% decline.

While the entire media landscape is in turmoil, the Tribune properties in Los Angeles and New York have fared particularly poorly.

Will Middlebrooks, for example, whose beard is more wheat stalk than Brillo Pad, would not have fared particularly well over the weekend at the Coney Island Beard and Moustache Competition, where Mitchell placed third.

Signaling the importance that both campaigns place on the women's vote, Mr. Romney also hit hard on the notion that women have fared particularly poorly under the Obama administration.

While all the media stocks have been badly hit with the weakness in advertiser spending, Disney's shares have fared particularly badly, closing on Friday at $27, near a 52-week low.

More perplexing are the results of another poll by YouGov, which show that confidence in almost every area of public life has fallen since the invasion of Iraq in 2003.Journalists have fared particularly badly, but doctors, teachers and police officers have all lost credibility (see chart).