Sentence examples for better-than-average performance from inspiring English sources

A better-than-average performance by a Referendum Party candidate did not seem to hurt the Conservative any more, on average, than it hurt the others.

Optimal contracting would lead you to expect a stock-option design that filtered out general rises in stock prices, so that bonuses were paid only for better-than-average performance against some relevant benchmark.

"We believe investors should strive for better-than-average performance". Another category of fund that is enjoying a resurgence in popularity is the so-called fully managed fund, Shilling said.

Community and Drug Distributor knowledge of the study could have influenced attendance, referral and compliance rate, and our results may reflect "better-than-average" performance, not generalisable to the whole country.

Furthermore, when trials in each microstimulation session were separated according to whether they occurred in a 'good epoch' (a window of better-than-average performance) or 'bad epoch' (poorer-than-average performance), the modulation of microstimulation shift by reward size remained within both types of epoch.

Put simply, I want to have slightly better than average performance and I can't stomach major losses.

"Moving forward, indicators to watch to see if Litecoin can sustain better than average performance will be 1) how price reacts to a test of the $100 level, and 2) the need for stronger volume on moves higher as confirmation of real bullish sentiment.

Once upon a time, C's had the power to motivate, and B's suggested better than average performance with room to grow.

The Ray assembly was ranked 1st overall, and also ranked 1st for all individual measures except multiplicity (where it still had a better than average performance).

Also, there is a risk that over time whilst there may be an improvement in the institutions in their weaker domains, there may be an inappropriate regression for both institutions in the areas of better than average performance.

The feedback of trainers aimed at aspects of trainees' performance with better than average performance and the trainees' very high rating of this feedback associated to their improved performance is in line with previous findings suggesting both informational and motivational influences of such feedback (for a comprehensive review, see [ 8]).