Sentence examples for has fared rather better from inspiring English sources

His abstract realm has fared rather better, underpinning one of the strongest theories of mathematics to this day.

His eponymous public relations agency has fared rather better, with clients including Nike, Pepsi, Sony, MySpace and BSkyB.

A host of other South African expatriates who fled apartheid have made outstanding careers as lawyers and judges in Britain, the United States, and elsewhere in the English-speaking world, but many others stayed at home, and continue to serve a court system that has fared rather better, in recent years, than many other institutions in the new South African state.

There was also the suggestion that universities had fared rather better than other publicly funded institutions in bearing the burden of austerity so far, but that darker days may lie ahead.

So there are plenty of crooning, droning actors trying to rock – and we haven't even touched upon the questionable work of Johnny Depp, Kevin Bacon (part of folk-rock duo The Bacon Brothers) or the spoken (like Shatner's) style of Telly Savalas on Bread's "If" (a No 1, no less) – but it should be noted that actresses have fared rather better.

Another homegrown talkshow host, John Oliver, fared rather better and now has his own show on HBO after nearly a decade on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

In particular, figures from Eurostat in February showed that the euro-zone economy fared rather better in the final quarter of last year than had been thought.

Several African countries are faring rather better than Somalia; they have graduated from poor to middle-income status.

Di Matteo lasted just 124 days but his replacement, Steve Bruce, is faring rather better.

It has fared little better since.

The euro has fared little better.