Sentence examples for seeking to outperform from inspiring English sources

Anything that deviates from that is, by definition, seeking to outperform the market.

As young women sought to outperform one another, a large posterior became de rigueur.

The FirstGroup proposal, and particularly Alliance's blistering Pendolino plan, both seek to outperform the franchise holder squarely on the flagship route.

Instead of filling their portfolios one stock or bond at a time, the way conventional funds do, world allocation funds seek to outperform through big-picture calls.

They do not seek to outperform the market by trying to pick winners; instead, they own stocks that represent a given market.

Actively managed mutual funds, however, seek to outperform some specific index, so they charge much higher fees.

In general, active managers seek to outperform the stock market or various segments of the stock market, for example small cap stocks or technology stocks.

While other loudspeaker manufacturers sought to outperform each other to produce more quantum bass output from their products, Linn was seeking clear undistorted low frequency bass.

The risk taken by a manager of a fund that seeks to outperform the S&P 500 index is much lower than a fund manager of a small cap fund whose benchmark is the Russell 2000 index.

The company uses academic investment theory to create ETFs that seek to consistently outperform the market, albeit just by a point or two.

As shown in e.g. [15,16], however, CS-ET can substantially outperform SIRT when the tilt increment is large and when seeking to analyse the reconstruction quantitatively.