Sentence examples for a poor performing from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that human operators can compensate for a poor performing aid when meta-information is available.

Once a teacher receives tenure, school districts must follow a detailed and costly sequence of steps to fire a poor performing tenured teacher.

A poor performing stock market is only adding fuel to the flames in a year that many had expected would bring record amounts of liquidity to investors via high-profile offerings.

Many new entrepreneurs hang on too long to a poor performing employees or just the wrong person.

Unfortunately, a poor performing service provider can make or break your small business growth, especially if you fail to take action.

Faced with a poor performing economy in the 1970s, the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos implemented the Labor Code of 1974, beginning the Philippines' export of labour in the form of overseas Filipino workers.

The gap between a relatively poor performing indicator in one institution against another institution with a relatively high value for that indicator may be too wide and result in inhibiting change rather than facilitating it.

Asus finally announced a solution to the poor performing GPS: A massive dongle that happens to use the same port as the Prime's keyboard dock, preventing owners from using both at the same time.

As more and more resorts do this, the benchmarks for what constitutes a "good" or "poor" performing resort will soon become apparent.

Figure 2 also reveals that we sometimes encounter enhanced thermal performance but more often encounter poor performing fractures with a dimensionless production temperature less than the base case.

Figures suggest results in England's sponsored academies rose more slowly than in some other poor performing schools, a study claims.