Sentence examples for clearly underperforming from inspiring English sources

Banks are clearly underperforming some other sectors.

"We have an industry that is clearly underperforming normal levels," said G.M.'s chief sales analyst, Paul Ballew.

This helps them suggest better applications in the future, and Ng says that if an app is clearly underperforming (i.e. people don't want it), OpenCandy will remove it from their list.

But he is clearly underperforming (in training, presumably, or else he would be starting) and, from the look on his face on Saturday, is unhappy.

Instead the new groups will roll forward most of the existing contracts each year, as their predecessor bodies did and concentrate their change effort on clearly underperforming or inappropriate existing NHS service providers.

7H11AAP was very clearly underperforming, not only having high contamination rates, but also failing to grow M. bovis when there was luxuriant growth on other Middlebrook media.

At the other end of the spectrum, Mr. Ablin argued, the group that clearly underperformed in recent years — large blue-chip stocks in the S.& P. 500 — also seemed to be priced at attractive enough levels to bounce back.

Too many parents, especially those in communities where schools clearly underperform compared with their counterparts in other parts of the country, haven't had the time to assess their choices.

Wyly blasted CA's management, saying, "By any performance measure stock price, financial growth or customer satisfaction Computer Associates has clearly underperformed against its peer companies.

Many key government functions, from public safety to education, clearly underperform.

Alongside him Efraín Juárez again cut an impressive figure with Scott Brown, a player frequently and legitimately accused of underperforming, clearly now benefiting from the additions to the Celtic midfield.