Sentence examples for severely underperforming from inspiring English sources

At Burger King, John Chidsey, its chief executive, departed in April with a severance package worth almost $20 million, despite severely underperforming McDonald's.

In a note to clients the media team at Citi said "even if the titles were to be sold we would expect a price of tens of millions rather than hundreds of millions of pounds given that they are loss- making and currently severely underperforming the UK market in terms of circulation".

Previously it was Fab.com being sold for nothing after severely underperforming — ah, Fab, the first billion-dollar retail "unicorn" born with crossed eyes and a trick knee.

"This has been severely underperforming land that has been generating nothing for the taxpayers.

Like Mr Johnston at Albertsons, GE executives tended to join severely underperforming firms.

Dr. Ackerman improved students' test scores, including those in the most severely underperforming schools, in each of the three cities in which she presided.

Despite his efforts to streamline the bank, Citigroup has severely underperformed its main banking peers.

Although there have been some bright spots for the investment bank in Asia, many of its operations severely underperformed those of competitors.

Let me explain why this recovery will severely underperform those of previous recessions.

"We severely underperformed as a group and the players are still hurting from the experience.

The album sounds bracing today, but it severely underperformed its predecessors, critically and commercially.