Sentence examples for that would outperform from inspiring English sources

Until now, he says, he wouldn't have tried to discourage a sophisticated investor from trying to pick a mutual fund that would outperform the market.

Major contributors were the four Nasdaq stocks that Lehman Brothers selected as "uncommon values" that would outperform the broad market over the next 12 months.

It is humble enough to have started in 1981 without any misconceptions about its ability to pick small stocks, its original specialty, that would outperform the average of all such stocks.

Some might assume it easy to pick 30 or 40 companies that would outperform the Dow.

And this was true even though the results of the first tournament were publicly available and programmers could attempt to specifically devise a strategy that would outperform it.

The results of the study showed that vertically aligned carbon nanotubes can be used to create memristive structures with planar dimensions, defined by the diameter of nanotubes, that would outperform metal-oxide memristors in terms of performance, scalability and efficiency.

After long bull markets in the 1980's and 1990's, Kevin A. Hassett and James K. Glassman, co-authors of "Dow 36,000," argued in 1999 that investors had become so comfortable with owning stocks and so convinced that stocks would outperform bonds that investors would bid up their price.

Eichenberger et al. [ 5, 7] stated that it would be unlikely that women would outperform men in ultra-distance swimming in the future.

Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz marveled at Mr. Madoff's record of success and talked of returns that would consistently outperform the market.

Mr. Fridson of Merrill Lynch projected that the risk-free 10-year Treasury bond would return 5.46percentthis yearandand that junk would outperform it by 8.87 percentage points, for a return of 14.33 percent.

He decided that nobody would outperform him, and nobody would follow him on the bill.