Sentence examples for as underperforming from inspiring English sources

Typically, students identified as underperforming (as most in this intervention were), teachers revert to procedural, low-level instruction.

One could surmise that it is to make it easier to get rid of teachers judged as underperforming.

Under the new guidance, officials said councils will be labelled as "underperforming" if they fail to act quickly enough.

Kmart is closing stores it described as "underperforming" in 40 states, from California to Connecticut, as well as Puerto Rico.

Even more important, directors would work hard to make sure they weren't perceived as underperforming in the first place.

Treated as underperforming assets in a business that rarely looks beyond quarterly figures, they are musicians who, as most artists do, have ups and downs.

But this week the site admitted it had been "underperforming as far as online visibility is concerned," and that August was "a terrible month" in terms of ad revenues.

Centralized models may provide greater overall control of costs, as well as agility in responding to changing situations such as relocating underperforming sites or modifying suboptimal procedures.

That is, men haven't outperformed women in the recovery nearly as much as men underperformed women in the recession.

The dividends dried up in 2003 as Villa, underperforming and with many fans sick of Ellis's tenure, made an £11.6m loss.

They are essentially underperforming as potential centres of creativity and innovation.