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Shares in Sainsbury's slid 3.5% to 242.2p in morning trading, as City analysts said the supermarket had slightly underperformed against expectations and appeared to be under more pressure in comparison with Morrisons and Tesco.

Not just to tell your wife you'd underperformed against your own expectations — expectations that Roger had foolishly mentioned to Arabella, one night a couple of months ago, when his marital stock had otherwise been rather low — but to tell your wife you'd underperformed by a cool nine hundred and seventy thousand pounds, that wasn't the sort of gift you gave on Christmas Eve.

But Conservative Shadow Health Minister Darren Millar said the "authoritative report clearly shows... the Welsh NHS is underperforming against key measurements compared to health services in other parts of the UK".

"Government revenues have been underperforming budgetary expectations, most recently in the current quarter".

Why does French cosmetics company L'Oreal keep underperforming market expectations?

If 4G underperformed on expectations when it debuted, how is 5G worth the investment?

Gans was frequently forced by promoters to lose to or underperform against less-talented white fighters.

England, having horribly underperformed against Spain on Friday, face Russia in urgent need of three points.

Lastly, early research on solo founders suggested they underperform against teams, and not much has been done to disprove that early work, Greenberg said.

Even within London, England's most successful school system, they underperform against children in the same classrooms from other backgrounds.

The company's price to earnings ratio has dropped during Zander's tenure, and its shares have underperformed against the S&P 500 and competitor Nokia.