Sentence examples for away from performance from inspiring English sources

Even before a desperate battle with cancer in 1972, Ms. Halprin was moving away from performance in the conventional sense.

Indeed, the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund and the UK House of Commons have both advocated moving away from performance targets in favor of straight equity.

In recent years, the artist has moved away from performance and worked on Buddhist sculptures, bringing new ideas and styles to traditional Buddhist statues, while also working with incense ash, which he collects from temples and molds into paintings and sculptures.

(Indeed, this amounts to the Labour strategy for tomorrow night's encounter on foreign affairs: to shift the focus away from performance and on to policy, "where Gordon can be at his best", with David Cameron, rather than Nick Clegg, the chief target).

As the methods developed become constantly more effective, despite the aims at optimizing their performance, the focus of the attention shifts away from performance optimization to the minimization of requirements for computational resources.

"There was always a risk in this period, as there was for Olympic athletes, that the distraction of being so wanted and so in demand would take away from performance.

ISS has identified shifts away from performance-based compensation to discretionary or fixed pay elements as a problematic pay practice.

Additionally, ISS' 2019 policies specifically note that shifts away from performance-based compensation to discretionary or fixed pay elements will be viewed negatively by ISS.

In keeping with the preference for stock options and a move away from performance-based plans, the only portion of executive pay to decline was long-term incentives.

Unsurprisingly, ISS has indicated that despite the elimination of the exception, shifts away from performance-based compensation and toward discretionary or fixed pay elements will be viewed negatively as a problematic pay practice by ISS when recommending a vote on say-on-pay.

As relieved as Giambi was to hit a homer off the left-hander Victor Alvarez -- and temporarily steer the discussion away from performance-enhancing drugs -- this might have been the first time in baseball history that a runner was happier about circling the bases than a batter.