Sentence examples for it underperformed from inspiring English sources

At that, it underperformed its long-time rival MetLife, up 146percentt from its own offering in April.

Likewise, the ranks of elected politicians were prepared to bang the deficit lever hard, having received decades of house-training on the notion that the US economy should be propped up with fiscal "stimulus" whenever it "underperformed" its full employment potential.

Nevertheless, Netflix's numbers were in-line with its guidance but it underperformed analyst expectations of domestic subscriber growth of around 700,000 net additions.

Although Putnam Growth Opportunities outperformed its category this year through the third quarter, it underperformed slightly in both the three- and five-year periods through Sept. 30.

"The UN peacekeeping mission faced a challenging environment during the July violence in Juba, but it underperformed in protecting civilians inside and outside its bases," said Federico Borello, the executive director of Civic.

He reaped millions of dollars in fees and bonuses from the company, even as it underperformed competitors, lost money every year and saw its stock collapse.

Last year, however, it badly underperformed even its beleaguered technology fund rivals with a 6.5percentt return.

While SI, which is calculated using two readily available vitals (heart rate and SBP), is both simple and fast to utilise, it severely underperformed REMS in predicting mortality.

In 2011, Pershing Square began studying Canadian Pacific Railway Limited ("CP") and concluded that it had substantially underperformed relative to its peers with no end in sight.

It has also underperformed bonds over the three years since Lehman Brothers went bust.

To identify which films have over- and underperformed, it's helpful to compare UK results with the US – and by rule of thumb you might expect the UK gross, in pounds, to be one-tenth of the US dollar amount.