Sentence examples for once fared from inspiring English sources

In separate work from Stanford University, a team of neuroscientists found that heavy multitaskers — that is, those people who habitually engaged in multiple activities at once — fared worse than light multitaskers on measures of executive control and effective task switching.

An important section focuses on Commoner's four informal rules of ecology, which were simple enough that the were once fare for T-shirts: – EverythIsg Is Connected to Everything Else.

Leader David Jones said: "Powys has once again fared badly with its annual budget allocation with a 4.6% cut in funding - jointly the largest in Wales and well above the Welsh average cut of 3.5%.

In a sub analysis of different ages, older women once again fared better than young women.

ABC, Fox and The CW ranked in the middle, each receiving a grade of "good," while CBS once again fared the worst.

For many job seekers, both those fresh out of school and more seasoned professionals, interviewing can be a highly confusing and anxiety-provoking process that leaves even the most experienced professionals flustered, insecure and unsure how they fared once the interview is over.

The centrist Democrats who once filled its ranks fared very poorly in the 2010 midterm elections, while others retired or were harmed by redistricting or by primary battles.

Not surprisingly, it was companies with strong portfolios of products in the later stages of clinical testing whose stock fared best once it was publicly traded.

Dr. Frangos noted that generally, overweight and obese patients fared worse once admitted to a hospital, but that perhaps "that extra layer offers some protection at the time of the injury".

Another interagency effort, estimating what happened to the oil once it was spilled, fared better, according to the report, but the government bungled the rollout of the resulting "oil budget" report.

It's not clear how dispensaries will fare once legal pot stores open.