Sentence examples for bolster its performance from inspiring English sources

MFI, which also has a business in France, has been restructuring to bolster its performance; product lines have been ditched, jobs cut and warehouses closed.

P&G, already in the throes of a restructuring to try to bolster its performance, warned that $1.4bn£926m6m) would be knocked off this year's profits as a result of rise in the dollar.

She saw off an attempt by activist investor Laxey Partners to overhaul the company, although at the end of last year she herself made changes to the fund management team overseeing £2.6bn of assets to try to bolster its performance.

That diversity has bolstered its performance.

The move also follows calls by the hedge fund Relational Investors, the company's biggest shareholder, to shed nonessential businesses and bolster its lagging stock performance.

To that end, Asana announced today a redesign, and several new features that, presumably, it expects to bolster its current in-market performance.

It is now examining how many more could be rejigged to bolster its struggling sales and profit performance.

Another star rider for the Phonak team from Switzerland has been accused of using a blood transfusion to bolster his performance illegally, the team said yesterday.

Bosch, founder of the now-defunct Florida anti-aging clinic Biogenesis of America, told CBS' Scott Pelley in an interview that aired Sunday that Rodriguez paid particular attention to the types of drugs and dosages needed to bolster his performance.

Trescothick used the time to prepare for the following series in South Africa, even took up yoga in attempt to bolster his performances abroad.

Because fund managers needed its share price up to bolster their performance before their quarterly meetings with their clients, the pension fund trustees.