Sentence examples for broad-based performance from inspiring English sources
"We feel good about our broad-based performance in the fourth quarter," Ms. Lesjak said.
They're providing a social network that transcends a paycheck," said Steve Gross, global leader of broad-based performance and rewards consulting at Mercer in Philadelphia.
In January 2008, SunTrust Banks jettisoned its broad-based performance bonus program for a one-time grant of restricted stock after it fell short of its financial goals the last two years.
We explore the role of evaluation mechanisms in influencing managers' use of broad-based performance measurement information for feedback and feed-forward control.
This study examines the processes through which the availability of broad-based strategically relevant performance information impacts on the performance outcomes of organizations.
Barring new evidence that suggests otherwise, it indicates that a broad-based evaluation program, with large performance incentives, will indeed affect teachers – and, more important, students.
Still, with observers raising questions about the company's performance — "the broad-based slowdown reflects innovative rivals starting to eat Oracle's lunch," Rolfe Winkler wrote in the Wall Street Journal in June, after the company missed its fourth-quarter targets — Ellison could face more tough questions pretty soon.
"As the recovery proceeds, the performance will be more broad-based," said Michael Gapen, the chief United States economist at Barclays.
Beginning in 1993 (he couldn't go back earlier because the Total Stock Market fund was opened only in 1992), the mix would have averaged 9.6% yearly, a full point better than the performance on the single broad-based fund.
Beginning in 1993 (he couldn't go back earlier because Total Stock Market was opened only in 1992), the mix would have averaged 9.6% yearly, a full point better than the performance on the single broad-based fund.
Index fund Mutual fund whose portfolio matches that of a broad-based index such as the S&P 500 and whose performance therefore mirrors the market as represented by that index.
