peers

[peerz]

noun

1. the plural of peer.

Example Sentences

Cooper has recently underperformed its peers in its core contact-lens segment and reported declining margins in women’s health.

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Kaiser officials have argued that employees on average earn 16% more than peers in the industry, and that the wage increases proposed raised their “already above-market wages over the 4-year contract.”

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This could be another reason small caps have struggled to outperform their large peers over the past decade.

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Bank of America is highlighted as a strong value, trading at a 10%+ price-to-earnings discount to peers, with potential for growth.

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He is also likely to hauled before MPs to give evidence, with a joint national security committee of MPs and peers also launching a formal inquiry.

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• cohort 
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