Sentence examples for primary fare from inspiring English sources

It looks like the site's primary fare will be news analysis, like "Is The Examiner A Content Farm?" and Q&As, like this one with Gowalla's Josh Williams.

Those patients with oesophageal tumours tend to have more favourable outcomes, whereas those with small intestinal primaries fare the worst [ 13].

Both single and metachronous primaries fared worse compared with the control group representing the life expectancy of the US population.

Specifically the 2011 Schools Performance Tables now include: how well disadvantaged children perform in each school how high, middle and low achieving pupils at primary level fare at secondary school how many pupils at each school are entered into the core academic subjects that make up the English Baccalaureate (EBacc).

Anti-establishment politicians have so far dominated every stage of the Republican primary (and fared surprisingly well in the Democratic race too) as polls suggest a majority of American voters simply do not trust traditional politicians to tackle perceived economic and physical insecurity.

Interestingly, those who did not undergo resection of their primary tumour fared worse than those who were operated.

Whereas Trump has a luxury home in Florida and beat local senator Rubio in the primaries, he fared less well in states such as Wisconsin.

Though Mr Obama is far behind her in polls for the primaries, he fares as well as she does in the hypothetical general-election match-ups against Mr Giuliani and does better against other Republicans, including Mitt Romney and Fred Thompson.

Patients with primary pulmonary metastases fare better than patients with primary bone and/or bone marrow (BM) involvement [ 9].

Mental health and primary care are faring no better – with both in disarray due to funding cuts and multiple reorganisations driven by ideology, not what works.

Dividing the international medical graduates into those who were foreign-born and those who were American citizens who chose to study abroad, the researchers discovered that patients of foreign-born primary care physicians fared significantly better than patients of American primary care doctors who received their medical degrees either here or abroad.