Sentence examples similar to starting to underperform from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many of the firms lauded in "Good to Great" started to underperform after it was published.

Growth stocks abruptly started to underperform value properties.

Stay xenophobic: Multinationals started to underperform at midyear.

This superior performance of MIp in situations where DI and PSICOV start to underperform is noteworthy.

I would stick with some of those monopoly-type large-cap plays because I think we're going to find out that, if the economy slows again, small-cap starts to underperform large-cap.

Asked by a reporter if he was starting to worry that he was "underperforming in the big events," Federer said, "As long as you guys are not giving me a hard time, it's O.K".

Mike Boyle, senior vice president of portfolio management at Advisors Asset Management, also likes health care, pointing out that it's come back from underperforming on the S&P 500 to starting to match that index since the middle of the summer.

"You're starting to see staples and health care outperformance — groups that have underperformed for a significant period of time".

Other EU indices are also starting to look positive, even the UK's FTSE 100, which has underperformed year-to-date because of Brexit.

What will you do to get it?" When a unit starts to outperform — or underperform — the competition, Farrell splits it into more pieces, usually along tightly focused product lines.

But when volume decline started to outpace the pricing gains, we went to underperform on more than half that group in the fall of 2008, and the timing worked out very well".