Sentence examples for have fared was from inspiring English sources

How successful the Guardian has been in doing this so far, and how the partners in the project have fared, was the subject of a debate last week, organised by Polis, a media thinktank, attached to the London School of Economics and the London College of Communication, looking at whether the media can do development.

The figures showing how individual banks have fared are not as up to date as the headline data, with the latest showing activity in the third quarter of 2014.

Species that have fared well are the lesser and greater horseshoe bats.

For the second consecutive year, cable channels have fared or are faring better in the upfront market than their broadcast competitors.

But, as the figure below reveals, the increase in income inequality -- one reliable metric of how different income classes have fared -- is very much a pretax phenomenon.

Traditional fairytales, such as "The Sleeping Beauty" and "Cinderella", have fared much better.There is one scintillating Shakespearean exception.

How the teams have fared lately could be a reflection of their competition.

But both, and P&D in particular, have fared splendidly of late.That is just.

They all have fared well, with Google being my best pick, up 122%.

Oysters, American shad – species where data was inadequate – have fared poorly.

Shorter-term tobacco munis have fared somewhat better, but they are down in price, too.