Sentence examples for substantially outperforming from inspiring English sources
The CVS Corporation, the drugstore chain, reported a 30percentt increase in third-quarter earnings yesterday, substantially outperforming analysts' expectations and sending its stock price sharply higher.
The success of London schools, substantially outperforming any other part of England, has become a subject of research and scrutiny.
That is old news, of course, and in the past year Disney shares have climbed by nearly 60%, substantially outperforming the major indexes.
Outlier loci exhibited the highest self-assignment accuracy to ecotype (92.1%), substantially outperforming 44 neutral loci (71.8%).
On cross-validation, it obtains high sensitivity and specificity, substantially outperforming existing methods that utilize single or a few data types.
Our method also achieves a very high precision and recall performance, substantially outperforming the SVDetect and CNVer in terms of these two measures.
In the past five years, the U.S. economy has substantially outperformed most other advanced economies.
The two approaches were equally accurate about half of the time, but the data-based diagnoses substantially outperformed human judgment in nearly half of the studies.
Ms. Wilson would not disclose the revenue or profit of her company, which is privately held, but she said the company "substantially outperformed" the overall online advertising market last year, in which ad sales dropped 12percentt.
Its strong investment performance — Aletheia's flagship growth strategy has substantially outperformed the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index over the last decade — has attracted marquee clients including Michigan's state pension fund and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation in Kansas City, Mo.
*"Good to Great" (HarperCollins, 2001), the best-selling book by Jim Collins that analyzed companies that had substantially outperformed the market and their industry over 15 years, concluded that the best chief executives resemble self-effacing, home-grown Jimmy Stewarts, who nurture talent at the company, not charismatic Cary Grant-types.
