to perform less well than or less well than expected: Surprisingly, the stock has underperformed the market indexes all year. Several of our best players consistently underperform.
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The snowfall underperformed in the first phase as the parent storm over Ohio quickly faded, allowing dry air to infiltrate the Mid-Atlantic.
They underperform it because it is really hard for anyone to consistently beat the market, no matter how smart you are.
Their underlying numbers are really not that bad — and that’s despite Werner, Pulisic and Havertz all underperforming to varying degrees.
The best way to assess which title tags are underperforming is by going to Google Search Console and downloading your query data.
He will bring size, obviously, but also a veteran presence to a blue line that underperformed last season.
If insurers underperform by 3-8 percent, the government will cover half the extra cost.
Despite the hype over gentrification, urban economies—including that of New York—still underperform their periphery.
Year in and year out, most professional money managers underperform the market.
When fund assets underperform, taxpayers must make up the difference.
Investment risk is the risk that your savings will underperform; savings risk is the risk that you'll save too little.