Sentence examples similar to a test that underperforms from inspiring English sources

At best, it is a route to mediocre products that are late, over budget, compromised in function, and that underperform financially.

That means Ford can't afford a Fusion that underperforms, and it doesn't.

If you tell a group of math students they're being filmed while taking a test, or that there's some money on the line -- as psychologist Sian Beilock describes in her excellent book Choke: What the Secrets of the Brain Reveal about Getting It Right When We Have To -- most will underperform from the raised stress.

"He is the chairman of the executive committee, the man overseeing a firm that has underperformed.

Fans hope the money will be spent on strengthening a team that has underperformed for many seasons.

And the same thing happens for a business that's underperforming.

In a note to investors, Citibank analyst Andrew Lee said that the latest earnings were a good set of results for a stock that had underperformed the sector.

We have always said that we would adopt a test and learn approach, and be quick to redeploy capital from underperforming areas, which is exactly what we are doing.

What is interesting is when we examine any high performing, high socio-economic public school across the country, we will see that they rarely if ever focus on test preparation to the extent that underperforming, lower socio-economic public schools do.

The hit came after a string of films that had underperformed, at least by the standards of Pulp Fiction.

This means that test-takers underperformed in CBA, at 0.34 logits.