Sentence examples for already outperformed from inspiring English sources

The authors of the research add that "the anticipation of new transport links also affects prices", and that "on average, prices within a 10 or 15 minute walk from Crossrail stations have already outperformed prices in the wider local authorities … [On average] the outperformance is around 5%".

But Stephen Friend, a senior vice president at Merck, said that in test tubes and animals, RNAi "has already outperformed many other technologies" like antisense.

The best time to buy an undervalued stock is not when it's simply cheap, but after it has already outperformed the market for several months.

The tone of the questions to the Basel manager, Murat Yakin, was that his team were in uncharted territory and had already outperformed all expectations.

The principal of West Bronx, Wilper Morales, said in an e-mail message that the current senior class had already outperformed last year's and that "we are making great strides".

Sri Lanka has already outperformed every previous host nation of the World Twenty20, but its players know that their achievement will be no more than a footnote unless they can sustain their success over the next few days.

Bos­trom writes, "Artificial intelligence already outperforms human intelligence in many domains".

Boys were already outperforming girls at Biology and Chemistry but the gap for Biology got 0.2 percentage points smaller while the gap for Chemistry got slightly bigger.

A year after the people from GE started their new jobs, 11 of the 19 companies they joined were already outperforming their competitors and the overall market.

Our analysis shows countries can buck historic trends, with some governments already outperforming on key fronts like maternal mortality – but it will take an unprecedented, global collective effort to meet the ambition of the new goals".

So far, the founders say their feedback platform is already outperforming traditional online surveys.