Sentence examples for outperforming weaker from inspiring English sources

While some fund managers have shown themselves highly adept at outperforming weaker markets, notably by eliminating the most obviously overpriced or troubled securities in the index, it is not universally true.

Other European economies are also reporting PMI data - and it shows that Germany continues to outperform weaker members of the eurozone.

In a research note Friday, Miller Tabak analyst David Joyce wrote that Clear Channel is in "fine financial shape and is outperforming a weak radio industry".

Next, I will describe piecewise visibility, a concurrency control mechanism that isolates requests at a finer granularity than entire transactions, which consequently permits aggressive serializable transaction interleavings and outperforms the weaker guarantee of read committed by over 3x.

A strong application will outperform a weak one, no matter the round.

In addition, quality stocks can do well at times of market stress, which is to say that quality stocks can outperform during a weak market.

A number of quantitative analyses have shown that firms with strong cultures outperform those with weak cultures (Burt et al. 1994; Kotter and Heskett, 1992, Sackmann, 1991).

According to a Harvard Business School study that tracked performance over the last 18 years, companies with strong environment, social and governance performance financially outperformed companies with weak performance.

Population variability in magnetotactic ability correlates with global field properties: with worms from locations where the field is strong and vertical outperforming those where the field is weak and more horizontal.

In 2010, US equities significantly outperformed Chinese, despite far weaker GDP grpwth numbers.

After years of outperforming its rivals, McDonald's has struggled recently with intensifying competition at home and a persistently weak economy abroad.