In that sense, he is overperforming, even though he's losing.
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Indeed, he trails in the same polls that show him overperforming among white voters.
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Democrats got their hopes up after overperforming in the Kansas and Montana special elections.
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China appears to be overperforming on other targets besides its carbon emissions peak date.
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The cult of overperforming is not a new fad, even if it has a new disguise.
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One big area that's overperforming is sports content, likely due to the cancellation of live events.
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Warren also has been overperforming her national numbers in the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses.
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Buttigieg, while drastically overperforming fundraising expectations throughout 2019, still isn't in the same universe as Sanders.
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Democrat's aren't always overperforming, which means there's plenty of variance from special election to special election.
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Democrats are eager to close out a strong special election season by overperforming in another traditionally Republican district.
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That's obviously problematic for the candidates who appeared to be be overperforming and potentially headed to a victory.
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The Federal Government reportedly says this will be easily managed thanks to overperforming Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue.
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Put another way, Democratic female candidates are overperforming by about 15 percent in primaries, the Cook Political Report found.
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A PCMag report found similar results for the iPhone X, with Qualcomm-equipped iPhones overperforming ones with Intel chips.
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Even so, an overhauled unit is overperforming opposite an offense showing balance it hasn't had since Marshawn Lynch left.
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Put another way, Democratic female candidates are overperforming by about 248 percent in primaries, the Cook Political Report found.
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Story of '22018 primaries so far: female candidates are overperforming by an average of 15% in Dem primaries, vs.
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Shares in Rosneft rose 2.5 percent by 1455 GMT, overperforming a 0.7 percent rise in the broader Moscow stock market.
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This gives Atrium's management more flexibility to tailor its portfolio according to its strategy and take action on overperforming or underperforming assets.
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Democrats have been overperforming in special elections since last year, with their most recent upset victory in last month's Pennsylvania special election.
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Her two-episode premiere earned an astonishing 18.2 million viewers, overperforming in the media markets located in middle of America, with Tulsa, Okla.
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And our baseball columnist looks at the overperforming New York Yankees, a young team that starts its series against the Houston Astros tonight.
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Democrats have been overperforming in GOP strongholds, most recently winning a special election in a Pennsylvania district that Trump carried by 20 points.
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Better, the thinking goes, to temper expectations, count overperforming in Kansas as a win, and look ahead to the relatively winnable race in Georgia.
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Mnuchin also said that the recent dive in Facebook&aposs stock shouldn&apost cause undue alarm, because the markets on the whole are overperforming.
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Klobuchar, who cannot afford anything other than overperforming expectations in the Iowa caucuses, could experience serious setbacks from losing a week on the trail.
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But if Trump is overperforming expectations, then we will know something is off in our polling models — and it will be a long, nervous evening.
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This metric indicates whether a group is "overperforming" or "underperforming" in early voting relative to what would happen if all groups voted at the same rate.
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Like now, they were overperforming the partisan baseline in those months, but not by a margin generally consistent with them gaining control of the House in November.
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Given the size of the expected field -- 18 to 24 candidates -- winning may be less important to Harris than simply overperforming expectations with a top-three showing.
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By the time we are three months out and Amazon has likely reported another quarter of results, the stock gets back to its overperforming ways, history shows.
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Republican Debbie Lesko is projected to win Arizona's nationally watched special election, fending off a strong challenge from Democrats who have been overperforming in deep-red seats.
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"24 Jen Neundorfer, founding partner at Jane VC, succinctly explains her fund's thesis of investing in female founders as, "investing in an overlooked asset class that is overperforming.
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The biggest difference in this election is probably that Mr. Trump is overperforming among whites without a college education and underperforming among whites with a college education, particularly women.
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Democrats have been overperforming in deep-red districts, most recently when they pulled off a significant upset victory in a Pennsylvania district that similarly went for Trump by 2202 points.
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Klobuchar exceeded expectations by coming in third place, with almost 20% of the vote, overperforming her polling and earning six delegates when higher-polling rivals went on to Nevada empty-handed.
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By turning out more voters in rural areas, and by overperforming in suburbs, Buttigieg maximized his SDEs, and may end up with more of them than Sanders when every precinct is counted.
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Clinton, for example, they can deduce that she is overperforming in the percentage of total statewide votes coming from similar areas and is therefore likely to outperform in total vote expectations statewide.
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This means overperforming in one congressional district compared to another can result in a gain of delegates depending on how the math shakes out, adding a further complication and further rewarding rural areas.
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But by the 50 game mark, you'll usually be able to tell if a team is underperforming or overperforming, and how, and also whether or not you feel that those trends will continue.
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It brings together top characters like Iron Man, Captain America, Guardians of the Galaxy and Spider-Man, whose latest film proved Marvel's enduring power with an overperforming $117 million in its domestic debut.
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Buttigieg has staked his presidential hopes on Iowa and New Hampshire, the two early-voting states where he is significantly overperforming compared to national surveys and polls of Democratic voters in other states.
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Democratic strategists aligned with several campaigns, and those who have run complicated delegate-gathering operations in previous years, say this will add to the importance of overperforming in the first four primaries and caucuses.
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Trump began by praising Republicans for expanding their Senate majority and overperforming in the House, though the reality is that Democrats flipped about as many House seats as they were projected in order to take control.
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In the Western Balkans meanwhile there was upbeat news for Serbia as the International Monetary Fund said the country had done much "better than expected, overperforming many of its macroeconomic goals," as it completed a three year programme.
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And while July did serve up the unexpected hit Girls Trip as well as the overperforming Dunkirk, it wasn't enough to save the month, or the summer, which by the end of July was lagging behind summer 2016 by 270 percent.
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Both candidates appear to be doing well in their geographical bases, with O'Connor running up the score in Franklin County and Balderson overperforming in Zanesville and Newark Meanwhile, Morrow County has finished reported and Balderson won by about 40 points, or 70 percent to 29 percent.
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"The bottom line is, while Donald Trump is overperforming a bit in the 'T' [the shorthand for central Pennsylvania and the northern tier of counties] and parts of southwestern Pennsylvania, he's seriously underperforming in the collar counties of Philadelphia, more than offsetting his overperformance in other areas of the state," Dent said.
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There's also Biden's book, Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose; the next leg of his drawn-out book tour, in May, is taking him to many of the red states where people have speculated Democrats have a chance of overperforming in 2018 and beyond — Georgia and Tennessee, as well as North Carolina.
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It ended up opening to $12.8 million, with IMAX comprising $2.3 million from 365 IMAX theaters. The film suffered from a very competitive PG-13 adult market where such films as The Martian and Bridge of Spies were overperforming. Women repped 60% of the film's audience with 55% 25 or older. Outside North America, Crimson Peak opened in 66 countries.
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During the last general election, in 2012 voters in the three polling stations within Zoeterwoude-Dorp gave the VVD the highest share of the vote. With 31.7% in Huize Emmaus, 34.4% in the town hall and 31.4% in the Muziekcentrum (), the VVD in Zoeterwoude-Dorp outperformed its national average of 26.6%. The PvdA came in second – underperforming its national average by 2.6–4.4% across the three polling stations – while CDA came in third overperforming their national average by 2.8–6%.
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It consists of focus and analysis of statistically relevant anomalies in the data. If an unusual situation or deviation in the recorded data appears, which could cause difficulties for the business and can't be managed by the employee at his level, the employee should pass the decision on to the next higher level. For example, if all products are selling at their expected volumes for the quarter, except one particular product which is underperforming or overperforming at a statistically relevant margin, only the data for that product will be presented to the managers for further investigation and discovery of the root cause. Management by exception can bring forward business errors and oversights, ineffective strategies that need to be improved, changes in competition and business opportunities.
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Aladdin grossed $356.6 million in the United States and Canada, and $695.1 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $1.051 billion, against a production budget of $183 million. The film crossed the $1 billion mark on July 26, 2019, becoming the 41st film to ever reach the milestone. Deadline Hollywood calculated the net profit of the film to be $356million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues. In the United States and Canada, Aladdin was released alongside Booksmart and Brightburn, and was projected to gross around $80 million from 4,476 theaters over its four-day opening weekend over Memorial Day. While Disney was projecting a $75–85 million debut, some independent trackers had the film opening to as low as $65 million or as high as $100 million. The film made $31 million on its first day, including $7 million from Thursday night previews, the second-best total of the Disney live action remakes. The film ended up overperforming, grossing $91.5 million in its three-day opening weekend, and over four days during the extended Memorial Day frame. It was the third biggest opening of 2019 at the time (behind Avengers: Endgame and Captain Marvel), and the fifth-highest Memorial Day launch ever, as well as the best debut of Ritchie's career and second best of Smith's.
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