Sentence examples for having fared from inspiring English sources
Having fared poorly in French regional elections in March 2010, the UMP retained control of only 1 of 22 régions.
Having fared poorly in the parliamentary election of 2005, Mr Allawi spent most of the subsequent years out of Iraq.
Having fared poorly in French regional elections that March, the UMP retained control of only 1 of 22 régions, while the Socialists and their allies captured the remainder.
" 'DAS RHEINGOLD: THE LITTLE 'RING,' " PART 1 Having fared so well with their delightful programs of 10-minute operas, Jonathan Sheffer and the Eos Orchestra leap to the other extreme, with Wagner's "Ring" cycle.
That afternoon, Joe and Joan Cullman and Marian Heiskell came over from Runnymeade, having fared poorly on the Restigouche and only slightly better on a stretch of the lower Matapedia River -- where Marian and Joan caught one grilse each -- in Quebec that is controlled by the Ristigouche Salmon Club, of which Joe is a member.
Telecoms companies, too, are seen as having fared well during the recession despite a number being highly leveraged.
Few rivals have fared worse.
Actual participants have fared better.
Stanley has fared especially badly.
Greenhills has fared less well.
