Sentence examples for attack the performance from inspiring English sources

The current trend in mobiles is to attack the performance problem at the tail end of the mobile pipeline.

Compared to the result of a 0° preset angle of attack, the performance of the turbine with positive preset angles of attack is experimentally demonstrated to be beneficial.

In formally announcing his candidacy last week, Senator John McCain of Arizona, without naming Mr. Bush, attacked the performance of the White House at home and abroad.

Last Saturday's New England Division III championships (hosted by MIT) produced two new varsity records, courtesy of the freshman-senior duo that has repeatedly attacked the performance lists all season.

In its statement, the military council expressed its "utmost resentment" at what it said were "slanders" by the Brotherhood's political arm "against the integrity of the armed forces and their supreme council, attacking the performance and patriotism of the government".

Her speech attacked the performance of Labour ministers in the Welsh government.

Here was a Labour leader attacking the performance of private train companies in a vivid and visual way.

Mr Cameron regularly attacks the performance of the Welsh NHS, claiming the service in England would suffer if Labour took power in Westminster.

"The core of our strategy is to lead in technology and attack the high-performance segments of the market," said John Kelly, senior vice president in change of I.B.M.'s technology group.

As it examines "the notion of sacrifice to make space for a new beginning," the company will most likely provide sensory overload as it pursues its stated goal to "aggressively attack the boundaries of performance and art".

"Flicker" is the latest offering from Big Art Group, which was formed in 1999 by Caden Manson to -- in the program's words -- "aggressively attack the boundaries of performance and art through its experimentation with structure, medium and process".