outperform造句

Under certain conditions, monkeys could sometimes outperform college students.

Stocks would outperform over the long run, and only a dolt thinks otherwise, they informed me.

How about 28% without having to change jobs, vie for a promotion or outperform your peers?

Local stocks held by these fund managers outperform out of town holdings by as much as 3 percent per year.

Females of all ages outperform males on tests requiring the recognition of emotion or relationships among other people.

The banner featuring Mr Harris was the first to outperform the one with Mr Wales, and more successes have followed.

Academics pointed out that it was possible to outperform in the short term, simply by taking a lot of risk.

The theory now accepts that some wizards can outperform the market and that valuations aren't perfectly accurate at any one minute.

Nicknamed “Blood and Gore”, it seeks to invest in for-profit firms with strategies that are environmentally sustainable and have the potential to outperform the market.

He explains that by saving a little each year, not only can he fulfill his dreams, but he can outperform and can even retire at 50!

If Patti Wilson can do so much with so little, what can you do to outperform yourself in a state of total wellness?

Much recent academic research has focused on whether, once you adjust for risk, emerging markets outperform enough in the good times to make up for this higher volatility.

But if you are an Agile proponent, it's likely that you have first-hand experience with how a small team can outperform a large team and deliver superior software in less time.

As this example shows, though, it doesn't always outperform the gencon policy, and so it's worth seeing how the behavior of your application changes when you use different GC policies.