He will be replaced by John Mack, former president of Morgan Stanley.Euronext, the outcome of a merger of bourses in Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris, made a poor showing on its own stockmarket debut.
While they are committed to a payroll of roughly $140 million — about what it was a year ago — they spent very little this off-season, despite a poor showing on the field last year.
A poor showing on Sunday by the D.A.B., which lost a quarter of its seats on district councils, hurts Beijing, which had been banking on the party's populism and anticolonial rhetoric to win votes if the territory moves toward more democracy.
Blame the high tax burden and a poor showing on trade and monetary freedom compared with many other developed nations.
Among the "most important" questions now facing the nation, he states, are why we are losing technical jobs, why our young people make a poor showing on international science and math tests, why "the world is racing us to the top, not the bottom, and why we are quietly falling behind".
The album therefore received a weekend's worth of sales, which resulted in a poor showing on the Billboard 200.
Serious kayakers would probably think it a poor show to place the paddle on one's lap and lean backwards with eyes closed, letting the current take you where it will.
Either way, Obama's failure to embrace risk is a poor show – but hardly a surprise on the form book. Still, he is on the way down, while Bear is still very much on the way up.
The stems of kerria, another shrub in this category, often die after a year anyway, and even when they do not die they turn a brown color that puts on a poor show against the young stems, which remain vibrant green their first winter.
