Sentence examples for have worked rather from inspiring English sources

That half-time substitution and re-jig would have worked rather well for the US, I think.

Loan-guarantee schemes, which have worked rather well in Britain, look more promising.Tackling some of the underlying weaknesses exposed by the financial crisis is a longer-term task.

Its Purple Papers argues that pro-jobs policies need to radiate out in every direction, from cutting NI contributions to replacing money spent on family benefits with better childcare and biasing the welfare system towards those who have worked, rather than those who never have or will.

Few people--including those seeking advanced degrees--relish being told they're wrong, that things could be better, that if they had done something differently it would have worked, rather than imploding into a nasty greenish muck.

After all, a triumvirate of captains has worked rather well.

The divide-and-rule narrative has worked, rather as the "Labour spent all the money" one has worked.

John has worked rather well in the past days, and he will be included in the squad that travels today.

Actually, I suspect that this panel has worked rather harder than some of its predecessors, and has, for the most part, boldly chosen first-timers or unknowns.

Europe's premier club competition is, in essence, a play-off - and that model has worked rather well for the sport's most prestigious prize.

It has worked rather well not least because Estonia has no net public debt: in the years of the boom the government squirrelled away savings, giving it the strongest public finances in Europe.Estonia's case is a strong one.

In general, this has worked rather badly.