Sentence examples for has fared remarkably well from inspiring English sources

As a 'centre for contemporary visual arts', as much painted and photographed as any of the subjects it has exhibited, it has fared remarkably well.

Mr. Levy has fared remarkably well considering that the Board of Education hired him over the objections of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who had already run two chancellors out of town.

In the fact that, largely because of policies it inherited on coming to power in 1997, but partly also because of its own improvements, the British economy has fared remarkably well throughout its tenure, with unemployment falling and living standards rising.

Paul Johnson, a senior technology analyst with Robertson Stephens, praised Juniper for its clean balance sheet and said it had fared remarkably well given the economic challenges.

Even though Arsenal have fared remarkably well without anyone resembling an orthodox target man for the past two months, Wenger feels the case for signing a proven scorer is pressing.

I think he did so well in the late 1990s that we were all convinced that he was a growth manager, but this fund has also fared remarkably well in a more valuation-sensitive environment".

Some of the basketball players fared remarkably well.

In Reputation Institute's Global Reputation Pulse study, companies in emerging markets in energy and financial services fared remarkably well.

Several buildings along the coast in the Biloxi area sustained severe damage, but many of the older houses near the Gulf of Mexico there fared remarkably well.

Greenhills has fared less well.

Mr. Patrizzi, meanwhile, has fared less well.