verb
definition
To underachieve, to not reach standards or expectations, especially with respect to a financial investment.
adjective
definition
That performs less well than required
Examples of underperforming in a Sentence
Between those gateways, there will be annual progression unless a job holder is significantly underperforming.
Visitors ' manager, Neville Powell was left looking very rueful after such a poor display from his underperforming team.
Now there's an " underperforming business unit ", if I've ever seen an underperforming business unit.
Other West Coast systems fared less well and are still underperforming against the long term average.
Desmond paid just £ 23.5m for London City Airport in 1995, buying what was then an underperforming asset from construction company Mowlem.
These will focus on underperforming schools to deliver a step change in standards.
The Sun claims that Ferguson blames Keane for " tearing the club apart " with his criticism of underperforming players.
Now there 's an " underperforming business unit ", if I 've ever seen an underperforming business unit.
The wrong approach would be to enter into a spending auction with the Government while leaving the essential structure of underperforming services unchanged.
Psychotherapy produces gradual benefits in academic performance and attitudes, but girls who are underperforming at school would also benefit from special educational support.
Underperforming relative to ones abilities, not getting the job done, problems with professional relationships, not delivering, unexplained absences, and tardiness are often present with alcohol abuse.
Instead, opt for brand names that specialize in your sport; this way, you can focus on your game and not have to worry about your eyewear underperforming.