Sentence examples for significantly underperforming from inspiring English sources

She meant that above that level, portfolio managers who have been on the sidelines will feel as if they are significantly underperforming.

Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets, said: A late bout of weakness in mining shares left the FTSE 100 significantly underperforming other European stock benchmarks.

After significantly underperforming the market and sector in the third quarter the stock could continue to underperform as debt burden and defensive/late cycle bias weigh.

Over the last six months, the stock has gained 4 percent, significantly underperforming the 15 percent rise in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

The DAX index of German shares has fallen by around a third since May, significantly underperforming the S&P 500.It only takes a glance through the rest of this newspaper to figure out why.

In its latest guide to hospitals in England, published on November 29th, the trust was one of 12 significantly underperforming on basic safety measures.The CQC says it has no evidence suggesting that other trusts require intervention on the same scale as at Basildon.

"Obama is likely to significantly underperform Kerry and Gore in those white row-house wards".

Anyone whose fund significantly underperformed last year should check its holdings, Mr. Volpert advised.

Then, for five of the next six years he either underperformed or significantly underperformed the benchmark.

If the party significantly underperforms, what seems impossible now might suddenly seem like a foregone conclusion.

However, if growth significantly underperforms expectations over the coming months, the flexibility of the fiscal framework should be utilised".