Sentence examples for contributed to the underperformance from inspiring English sources
But I wonder how much the culture of disruption and ineffective behaviour management contributed to the underperformance?
It adds that some of those who contributed to the underperformance of its main fund might not be represented by the latest accounts, which is for the UK unit only.
The weakness in Russian debt contributed to the underperformance of emerging market sovereign credit and equities last week.
As the game's publisher, Looking Glass took on the full burden of its commercial underperformance, which contributed to the company's bankruptcy and closure in May 2000.
The discussion so far of likely "microexplanations" suggests that we know, within some approximate bounds, how various economic policies and institutional deficiencies in the Argentine economic environment might have contributed to economic underperformance.
The RCA technique originated in the engineering industry as a method of identifying latent systems-based issues that contributed to underperformance, variations or design failures in mechanical production processes [ 2].
Although our research shows that there is a positive effect of PYSM on the Swedish grade and test scores of second-generation immigrants from non-Western countries of origin, the low levels of PYSM found among these groups may contribute to their underperformance in Swedish relative the native population.
Anxiety and stress are responsible for the loss of about 45m working days a year, but they also contribute to underperformance among those who do not take sickness leave and struggle to stay on the workplace treadmill.
As a result, it's vital that any healthcare organization take a careful look under the microscope to better understand its culture and whether burnout may be contributing to adverse effects on its patients, physicians and underperformance systemically.
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"While these issues have been successfully addressed, concerns have shifted to the underperformance of boys in reading and English".
