Sentence examples for being outperformed from inspiring English sources
Great Britain is being outperformed by St Kitts & Nevis, which has a population of 51,300.
No wonder American children are being outperformed academically all over the globe.
And how did the great Italian react to being outperformed by his Chupa Chups-sucking team-mate?
"By any number of different yardsticks, African-Americans are being outperformed by their white classmates, as are Hispanic-Americans.
In his conference speech, the prime minister referred to schools in "affluent" Sussex, Cambridgeshire and Hampshire being outperformed by some inner-city counterparts.
Will it really balance the budget by slashing education spending at a time when US students already are being outperformed by their Asian counterparts?
His team-mate Lewis Hamilton acknowledged he had been outperformed.
"It was outperformed by ITV, BSkyB, Reed, WPP and DMGT".
It's been outperformed by neighbouring Colombia, Brazil and Chile, none of which have enjoyed the windfall from oil.
Britain was outperformed in terms of productivity by the US, Canada, Germany, France and Italy, with only Japan faring worse.
But in training camp Flynn was outperformed by a new draftee, Russell Wilson.
