Sentence examples for outperform due to from inspiring English sources
As less than 10% of total divisional sales this is just one of the global growth stories with NAFTA and China expected to continue to provide the ongoing impetus to global car production as well this year, with GKN Driveline expected to continue to outperform due to sales mix and already embedded share increases.
Noble is expected to outperform due to jackup dayrates that are starting to exceed expectations, according to Banc of America.
Danely maintained an "overweight" rating on the stock, saying Xilinx "should outperform due to its superior business model, returns on invested capital and barriers to entry".
It rates NBCi at "market outperform," due largely to its massive cost cutting.
First, there was a "Soviet effect", whereby the planned economies of the former communist bloc tended to outperform, presumably due to forcing talented youngsters to specialise and pumping them full of steroids.
One of the sectors biggest losers was Broadcom, which tumbled $8.31, or 19.8%, to $33.75, after a Wachovia analyst cut its rating to market perform from outperform due to increasing costs for research and development.
The authors conclude that, without interference, FD can provide up to 31 and 36% gain in terms of throughput and delay, respectively, while in case of interfered scenarios, HD may outperform FD due to MIMO spatial multiplexing gains.
In addition, OT cannot always outperform MRT due to the significant noise enhancement when OT intends to cancel CCI, depending on the combination of the antennas at the transmitter and the receiver, number of interference and the statistical characteristics of the channel.
We have outperformed largely due to the semiconductor weighting and the fact we have been in larger cap names.
Sorrell said that the company had outperformed rivals due to factors including "geographically superior positions in new markets" as well as "functional positions" in new media and data investment management such as analytics.
But UWB steadily outperforms DSSS due to better interference suppression (anti-jamming) capability.
