Sentence examples for around the performance of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kilts, who has been credited with turning around the performance of Nabisco, was appointed chief executive last January.

Sources said up to 200 shops could be axed in a bid to turn around the performance of the business, which has £240m of debt.

Gap, owner of Gap, Banana Republic and Old Navy stores, "faces significant challenges in turning around the performance of each of its brands," S.& P. said.

While New York City has turned around the performance of some of its worst schools, it has also failed with some.

The PlayStation 4 is a vitally important component in the plans of the Sony chief executive, Kazuo Hirai, to turn around the performance of Sony's electronics business.

He has been briefed to turn around the performance of the world's largest media company, which has just reported a quarterly loss of £37bn - the biggest in corporate history.

The tablet has around twice the performance of the iPad Air 2 and will use Apple's A9X processor, which will help with multitasking and PC-style work.

For trick or figure waterskiing, skis are shorter than the regular skis and have no fins, permitting the skier to turn around completely during the performance of stunts.

Nevertheless, it has to be examined how daily activities (e.g. cooking, vacuuming, mowing the lawn or walking around) affect the performance of detecting breathing and heart rates.

McKenzie, the Reds' director of coaching, has turned around the performances of both Queensland and NSW over the past decade.

For a discussion around the performances of these different estimators, see Huber et al. (2013).