Sentence examples similar to Miss underperformed from inspiring English sources

Estyn's report found pupils eligible for free school meals were nearly twice as likely to miss school and underperform.

But as more employees say that money is stressing them out (and causing them to miss work or underperform) companies are increasingly expanding their benefits into "financial wellness" offerings that go beyond retirement.

ConAgra routinely missed earnings targets and underperformed its peers.

Because of these reduced efforts, the meta-organization underperforms and the members miss out on potential profits.

In January, the company missed earnings estimates by 28.6% (5 cents versus 7 cents); underperformed by 23.1% (10 cents versus 13 cents) in April; and revised estimates down 6% for 2007 and 2008.

Compared to the lead singles from Minogue's previous albums, "All the Lovers" underperformed in Australia and missed peaking inside the top ten of the singles chart.

It looks like Mr. Romney may underperform his polls somewhat, but the bigger miss may be on Mr. Gingrich, who is not assured of reaching the 20 percent threshold required to win proportional delegates there.

Having missed 37 games earlier this season with a hamstring strain, Cespedes has underperformed, with just nine home runs and 22 runs batted in entering Friday's game.

Goldman Sachs downgraded General Motors to "underperform" from "in-line," warning that the vehicle maker could miss earnings views "by a wide margin in either 2004 or 2005, and possibly both".

He has followed a brilliant inaugural season with the Yankees by stabilizing the rotation through its darkest moments, as Pettitte missed nine weeks with a groin injury and as Burnett and Vazquez have underperformed.

Naver, Line's parent company, missed its most recent earnings expectations after several key games on the Line platform underperformed.