Sentence examples for be expected to outperform from inspiring English sources
He pointed to broadly positive ratings from Merrill Lynch, UBS and Cazenove, which said the insurer was trading at a significant discount to rivals and could be expected to outperform the sector.
He reasons that commodities have nowhere to go but up and that when they do, Canadian natural-resource companies can be expected to outperform the broader market, as they have in the past.
And increasing scrutiny of New York charter schools could have widespread implications, prompting a wider conversation across the country about what the bar for closing should be, and how much charter schools should be expected to outperform public schools.
A limit switch based on the proposed nonsmooth fold scenario would thus be expected to outperform one that relies on a smooth bifurcation, such as the cyclic-fold bifurcation, in terms of switching speed and sensitivity.
This leads to an efficient emulator that, due to the consideration of our knowledge about dominant mechanisms built into the simulation model, can be expected to outperform purely statistical emulators at least in cases in which the design data set is small.
But these should be expected to outperform the market over a three- to five-year time horizon.
Only Northern Ireland, London and the north of the UK are expected to outperform its expectations, it added.
Noble is expected to outperform due to jackup dayrates that are starting to exceed expectations, according to Banc of America.
The prom gown business is doing so well in the recession that it's expected to outperform last year.
