Sentence examples for a challenging performance from inspiring English sources

"In addition, the vesting of awards for performance at the third place in the group (median performance) does not represent a challenging performance requirement".

It is an intellectually challenging performance that Armando Punzo, the company's director, calls a "tragedy of power" in which the characters try to break free of the roles imposed on them by their playwrights.

Mr. Shanahan, who appeared in Sarah Ruhl's "Dead Man's Cell Phone" at TheaterWorks three seasons ago, is always a welcome presence onstage, but he gives a particularly clever and challenging performance here.

Now, let me encourage you to see a rather unusual and challenging performance exhibition, "Enlightenment Discourse on the Origins of Architecture," on view every day at The Gallery at REDCAT in The Disney Concert Hall.

For the neutral observer who might have come to be entertained, enthralled, provoked, maybe even all three, entering into the Lowry for the staging of Robert Wilson's recreation of the life and death of the world's greatest – and most challenging – performance artist is not a moment without trepidation.

A man in the limelight,  Hardy is currently drawing in rave reviews for another equally challenging performance as the only  on-screen actor in Locke,  which premiered this week.

Often a sign-on cash bonus is approved to compensate for the loss of this perceived compensation at former employer and at the same time remuneration committees approve increasingly complex long-term incentive structures, pension payments and bonuses against challenging performance targets to compensate for both the higher base salaries and costs associated with searching externally.

The changes are "commensurate with the importance of Sir Martin Sorrell's contributions to the group's success" and "the reward levels are properly calibrated to challenging performance conditions," Jeffrey Rosen, the chairman of WPP's compensation committee, wrote in the company's 2011 annual report in April.

Qualitative results tended to confirm the value of student participation in rigorous and challenging performance tasks.

The built-in functions to compute 1/√x or exp(±x) of math library and hardware are often incapable of achieving the challenging performance of high-performance numerical computing.

In combination, these factors have the potential to meet the highly challenging performance metrics of the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) [1] beyond the 15 nm technology generation, in particular the need to reduce supply voltages towards 0.5 V.