Sentence examples for has not done particularly from inspiring English sources

And to be fair, the economy has not done particularly well.

Boston is one of the few teams that Sabathia has not done particularly well against in his major league career.

He has not done particularly well in reassuring European leaders, although his meetings with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe went much better.

It hasn't done particularly well in recent years, but its day will come soon.

The clubs and the commissioner have not done particularly well before arbitrators in instances where players have been suspended for conduct off the field.

Bookstores typically base their stocking decisions on the sales of an author's previous books, and Patterson's had not done particularly well.

"Transient hotels have not done particularly well that far east; a lot of transient guests like to be closer to Times Square, where things are going on," he said.

Over the past decade, Islamist parties have not done particularly well; most Indonesians, including the majority of Muslims, obviously feel more comfortable with the secular parties.

"When we talk about the base," he said, "we are talking about yellow-dog Democrats -- like union members -- who are mostly white males, and who we have not done particularly well with".

In that speech, at Assumption College, a Catholic institution, he said he was distressed that in responding to the pope on previous occasions, some Jewish leaders seemed to focus more on what the Vatican had not done (particularly with regard to Pius XII) than on efforts to improve interfaith relations.

It's a safe guess that most of the Motley Fool's followers, attracted by that early success, have not done particularly well following the portfolio.