Sentence examples for have fared differently from inspiring English sources

But individuals in different countries have fared differently despite the overall return to 2007 levels.

Local elected officials and community activists condemned the city's rush to demolish, saying that the same building in a different neighborhood might have fared differently.

But those programs were largely aimed at helping farmers and ranchers; it's unlikely that the area would have fared differently if the reserve had been privately owned.

If such a movement were to take hold, how might the young school-age boy have fared differently?

Some creative industries, however, have fared very differently in the two cities, according to the report.

The euro area, Canada, China, Japan and Mexico together account for two-thirds of America's trade, but their currencies have fared rather differently against the dollar in recent years (see chart).

The game marks a coming together of two managers who have fared very differently since their FA Cup campaigns began to gain momentum earlier in spring.

In Scotland water voles have fared better by behaving differently to their English cousins, often living on land and thus avoiding the mink invaders.

Few rivals have fared worse.

Actual participants have fared better.

European countries have fared the worst.