Sentence examples for will fare over from inspiring English sources

"It's too early to say" how the organization will fare over all in 2008, Ms. Portale said.

So it is undoubtedly too early to assess how Lorin Maazel and the New York Philharmonic will fare over the four years of his contract.

Winning streaks mean far less in baseball than in the other two sports because the season is so long that it is less of an indicator of how well a team will fare over 162 (or in the old days, 154) games.

Big question mark: how retailers will fare over Christmas.

It remains to be seen how the industry will fare over 2014".

What is less certain is how the company will fare over the long term.

The following ten companies show at least 10% sales and earnings growth over the last four quarters; if analysts' predictions are correct, these companies will fare even better over the next year.

How the industry will fare in the fight over nutrition standards will not be clear until they are finalized later this year.

While Apple Music is priced differently across the world (it is as cheap as $2 per month India) and due to land on Android soon, it remains to be seen how it will fare once the trial period is over — particularly since the likes of Spotify offer a free, ad-supported tier which Apple's service doesn't.

Meanwhile, there's concern over how the victims will fare in light of the revelations.

They believe that pensioners will fare better if the case is thrown out.Concerns over the cost of the case are growing.