Sentence examples for should fare better from inspiring English sources

L'Aquila should fare better.

Man of Steel should fare better.

However, industries focused on domestic consumers, such as banks, utilities, telecoms and retailers should fare better.

Based on its human toll, spinal muscular atrophy should fare better.

The twin turbines of Johnson and Siddle should fare better; contrasting fitness regimes hopefully still reaping similar rewards.

It should fare better than the last postseason game played at the old Yankee Stadium, the Gotham Bowl, in 1962.

But Mr. Moe said that the small-cap growth companies that were the lifeblood of Silicon Valley should fare even better.

Goold believes American Psycho should fare even better here than it did in London where it debuted in late 2013 with Doctor Who star Matt Smith in the lead role.

These bloated union contracts should fare no better.

The International Monetary Fund expects Britain's economy to shrink by 2.8% in 2009, while the euro zone should fare marginally better with an expected contraction of 2.0%.

For years, Republicans have believed that they should be faring better with Hispanic voters.