Sentence examples for by the recent performance from inspiring English sources

Judging by the recent performance, though, the show's overseers have decided to make every song wail.

This would also be to the west's advantage, judging by the recent performance of Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili.

The Bank has been surprised by the recent performance of the economy, having predicted last August that it could be early 2016 before the jobless rate hit 7%.

As I mention in my column, one of the more curious aspects of the rating-agency controversy is that big investors, many of whom were arguably burned by the recent performance of the agencies, remain supportive of keeping them as regulatory gatekeepers.

Mr Noonan says that SPSS's "secret sauce" lies in its ability to deal with missing or unreliable data, rather than the algorithms themselves.Above all, human judgment still has a role a point perhaps reinforced by the recent performance of algorithmically driven quantitative funds in the financial markets.

EarthLink's admirable deal-making hasn't been matched by the recent performance of its stock.

But few Kerry flip-flops can compare with the recent performance by Mr Bush's national security adviser.

There's been nothing small about the recent performance by the Russell 2000.

The whole episode dismally resembles that of BMW's debacle with Rover, when it left the weak British firm it had bought largely to its own devices until it was too late to turn it round.When Mr Schrempp became boss of Daimler-Benz in May 1995, he startled his top managers by asking what they thought about the recent performance of the company's share price.

However, "The Taste's" numbers were miles ahead of the recent performances by ABC's Tuesday comedy block, which featured "Happy Endings" and "Don't Trust the B–––– in Apartment 23".

After some of the recent performances by the men's national soccer team, most notably in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, in a friendly match against Spain and in the Gold Cup, many fans are convinced that the United States is an undeveloping soccer country, devolving instead of evolving.