Sentence examples for has fared relatively well from inspiring English sources

"But New Jersey's economy has fared relatively well, compared to what we're seeing nationally".

But compared with the start of the year, oil has fared relatively well.

PAGE B3 INDONESIA PROPOSES STIMULUS PLAN Asia's third-most populous country has fared relatively well during the current economic downturn.

The science budget, covering non-capital expenditure, has been held at a constant £4.6bn, and, despite an initial reduction, capital investment has fared relatively well too.

At the same time as tightening their belts, they are being asked to support a group that has fared relatively well in recent years".

Mr Wen, however, said a "positive trend towards peaceful development" had emerged and that China would promote a "win-win situation" by signing a trade agreement with the island.Despite their obvious relief that China has fared relatively well during the recent economic storm, Chinese leaders still fret that bad times could follow.

Its shares have fared relatively well during the recent stockmarket squalls (see chart).

He boasted that the British economy had fared relatively well in the face of this setback to global growth.

The other big teaching union said its members felt they had fared "relatively well" and were more concerned about workload than pay.

Other banks, including First Union and Bank of America, have been plagued with post-merger problems, while still others, such as Wells Fargo and Citigroup, have fared relatively well.

Mr. Landis said that the Carnegie Center -- in West Windsor Township, but with a Princeton mailing address -- had fared relatively well in the current office market slump.