Sentence examples for could be outperformed from inspiring English sources

The main result of this paper is that strict headline inflation targeting could be outperformed by sectoral inflation targeting, output gap stabilization, or a combination of these.

The cost-effectiveness of Pyromark could be outperformed by a coating that would have a high initial solar absorptance (>0.95), a low initial degradation rate (<2×10−6 cycle−1), and a low cost (<$500 k per application).

In addition, the ductility could be outperformed by about 21% keeping the same ultimate capacity compared to those of solid beam provided that the mass loss of 14% was achieved as showed by the perforated beam with 150 mm perforations diameter (D/t = 0.38).

However, these studies usually concern data from a single SG center, and propose simple predictive models (that could be outperformed by more advanced models) that are rarely made available, e.g. via web servers, to the community.

Depending on how you forecast Twitter's revenue, Dropbox could be outperforming it handily.

The induced partial blindness by siRNA based NF1 silencing could be rescued but not be outperformed.

Equities should be outperforming other asset classes.

Theresa May was outperformed by a badly dressed, pacifist republican with no money, no media support and a shadow cabinet that could fit in a phone box.

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.

But it can backfire because employees could be trained to outperform only if they get specific rewards instead of being intrinsically motivated to enjoy the job for its own sake.

Democrats are outperforming Hillary Clinton.