0 present participle of fare --
1 to succeed or be treated in the stated way: --
Low-paid workers will fare badly/well under this government.
Therefore, there is an obvious interest in how people are faring in relation to those income levels.
The figures for coal production are, perhaps, the best available guide as to how the economic life of the zone is faring.
This enables us to see from time to time how the forces are faring.
Unfortunately they are not faring too well at present and are not highly ranked, in contrast with the situation just a few decades ago.
There is no up-to-date information about how the project is faring in meeting its milestones, or even what targets have been set.
Community surveys47,48 show the elderly faring poorly in priority-setting.
Community surveys69,70 show older people faring poorly in priority-setting and expectations low as to what funded care they will get.
He thinks that there is something good about saints faring better than sinners, even if this entails that saints will have more than they deserve in absolute terms.
