Sentence examples for the substantial underperformance from inspiring English sources

"Our third-quarter results were negatively impacted by a significant impairment charge resulting from the substantial underperformance of Ben-Hur," MGM CEO Gary Barber was quoted as saying by Deadline.

"In light of our 14.2 percent stake in the company and given Canadian Pacific's substantial underperformance over the last 10 years, I am unwilling to tie my hands," he said in the letter.

Index mutual funds and exchange-traded funds try to match the returns of benchmark indexes, while actively managed funds try to beat them, risking substantial underperformance if their managers pick the wrong stocks.

David Kass, a finance professor at the University of Maryland, thinks he should sell it because of its "substantial" underperformance.

"We warm up to certain UK banks after recent substantial underperformance," said Dresdner, which upgraded its recommendations on Royal Bank of Scotland, up 6.25p to 241.25p, and Barclays, which rose 11.50p to 340.75p.

The underperformance of the former undermines the effort of the latter.

If we are entering a rampaging bull market, Magellan will more than hold its own, but the risk of underperformance in these names is substantial if the market stalls out.

But, if the timing is wrong, the potential for underperformance is just as significant.

The underperformance is significant.

Sometimes the reasons for the player's underperformance are clear — injuries, for example.

It added that the company might have masked the underperformance with acquisitions.