Sentence examples for but whose performance is from inspiring English sources

This can be helpful in retaining employees who are at the top end of the pay scale for their job ranking, but whose performance is still outstanding.

To a lesser extent, the logic also applies to a manager who lags behind the market but whose performance is still well ahead of those bringing up the rear.

Too bad Erna, who is so vivid, daft and fabulously threatening, is shortchanged, but not by Michelle Bigley, whose performance is free and utterly mad.

There's but one background player whose performance is winning the director's heart: his year-old son, Billy, who sits in a pram pushed by his mother, Helena Bonham Carter, who costars as Mrs. Bucket.

But perhaps "the controls should just apply to those whose performance is measured by overall results," he continued.

A forest model with speaker clustering shows improvement over a single DT whose performance is presented in Table 1 but not over a model with acoustic partitioning.

But FTSE 100 companies tend to be conservative, risk-averse institutions, whose performance is usually primarily influenced by the economy rather than the decision of just one person.

So I have gathered a basket of smaller companies whose performance is unlikely to be harmed by increased volatility but rather depend on company-specific developments.

Specific focus on identifying characteristics of loans whose performance is beating the credit cohort.

Index funds are a low-margin business whose performance is easily measured.

India, after all, whose performance is disappointing only by Chinese standards, proves as much.