Sentence examples similar to a poor-performing camera from inspiring English sources

Let's say you have a poor-performing employee at your office, and everyone wants that person gone.

Fears of ending up in a poor-performing school have unfairly tainted the whole system, experts say.

"Frankly, we've been a poor-performing company for far too long," Nique Fajors, Atari's vice president for sales and marketing, said last week.

"It is immoral to say to any student or any parent, 'You must go to a poor-performing school,' " Mr. Patrick said.

President Enrique Peña Nieto has promised to defend press freedom and in May replaced the head of a poor-performing prosecutor's office for investigation of crimes against the media.

A poor-performing BT contract to install NHS computer systems in the capital will be the main element in a £1bn-plus package of writedowns when the company reports full-year results next month.

"If we truly believe that every student deserves a great teacher," he said, "then we can't accept a system where a student suffers with a poor-performing one for two straight years".

The SWS Group, which operates the Internet brokerage firm Mydiscountbroker.com, said yesterday that it spent $21.7 million to shut a poor-performing division, settle lawsuits and write down the value of some investments.

First, when do a majority of active managers outperform a poor-performing style?

A poor-performing team will need their manager's manager help.

Five years into her tenure with Xerox, Mulcahy was selected to become the company's sales manager for Maine, which was a poor-performing region.