Sentence examples for movement fares from inspiring English sources

The University of Ottawa's Kelly Gordon is curious to see how the pro-life movement fares with the current government.

We can also usefully ask how such an idealistic and altruistic movement might fare in today's media environment.

How, in your opinion, has the movement been faring?

Although half were taught to look for eye movements, they fared no better at lie detection than an untrained control group.

The real issue is the deep bench of loyal, trained fighters that Mughniyah and Badreddine built over three decades—and how one of the world's more notorious extremist movements will fare without its commanders.

The free-fare movement has held protests against bus-fare increases in different parts of Brazil in recent years.

"Now the people out on the streets want more," Ms. Rousseff said, announcing the proposals after meeting with leaders from the Free Fare Movement, a group that set off the demonstrations with a series of smaller protests against bus-fare increases.

MAYARA VIVIAN, an organizer of the antigovernment street demonstrations, known as the Free Fare Movement, that are sweeping Brazil's cities.

David Cameron's "no ifs, no buts" pledge to reduce net migration to "the tens of thousands", which was never compatible with membership of the EU and the obligation to respect free movement of workers, fared even less well.

A law should not find itself in constitutional jeopardy simply because some citizens speak in its favor in religious terms; if that were the law, neither the abolitionist nor the civil rights movement would have fared well in the courts.

Women who led the suffragette movement didn't fare much better.