Sentence examples for a sector performance from inspiring English sources

Indeed, technology offerings have had an average first-day return of 30 percent and a total average return of 47 percent, a sector performance bested only by the consumer industry, according to Renaissance.

In six networks, we were advised (usually by the Lead Manager) to survey 'Other' network team roles including two Service Improvement Leads, a development Manager, a Sector Performance Manager, and a Macmillan Information Lead (for palliative care services).

The result is that districts fail to acknowledge the important role of the private sector and provide incentives for private providers to contribute to an improved sector performance.

Jack Kennedy, senior economist at Markit, said: "A resilient service sector performance compensated for a sharper fall in manufacturing output during July.

David Cameron said he was delighted with the appointment, while Heywood said he brought "a strong private sector performance culture and long experience of running complex businesses that require the full range of commercial, specialist, digital and delivery skills".

The easy-to-use Index Tracker offers a simple way to gauge sector performance over time, and an allocator breaks a portfolio into ETF slices.

This article provides an overview of public sector performance measurement in the United Kingdom from the late 1970s.

Developments in public sector performance measurement: A project on producing return on investment metrics for law enforcement.

This paper highlights the benefits of value-chain analysis as a useful tool to understand sector performance and argues for its wider use in identifying critical factors and actions to support aquaculture sector improvements.

Also, work motivation has been found to be a major determinant of health sector performance [ 18].

Since then, the BSC provided a robust assessment of health sector performance throughout the country, assisting policy-makers and managers in identifying and addressing gaps in service provision and quality of care [ 1– 5].