Sentence examples for cites the performance from inspiring English sources

The prospectus cites the performance of corn syrup - along with that of salt, animal feed, poultry, coffee and financial services - as a reason for a recent jump in Cargill's pretax operating earnings.

Dasaolu, meanwhile, cited the performance of the B team as brightly illuminating Britain's increased strength in deep in sprinting.

Boeing cited the performance of the 737 Max 8 in a case brought before the U.S. International Trade Commission in 2017.

Similarly, Alan Sepinwall of HitFix described Emmerich's acting as "haunting", and ultimately cited the performances of Lincoln, Holden, and DeMunn as episode highlights.

French cites the 1970 film Performance, co-directed by Roeg, as one of his top 50 from the past five decades.

Cook cites the far better performance of desktop computers, including screen sizes, memory, storage and more variety in I/O (ha) as a reason that they are "really important, and in some cases critical, to people".

The F.C.C. report did cite the good performance of one segment of the communications industry: broadcasters.

Doubters also cite the lackluster performance of the overall Stamford office market.

If you favour the idea, you cite Mr Heckman on the Perry and Abecedarian results; if you oppose it, you cite the lacklustre performance of Head Start.

Recently, the International Energy Agency in Paris reduced its projections for oil demand for the year and the second quarter, citing the tepid performance of the world's biggest economies.

The judge cited the "dismal" performance of Mr. Banks's trial lawyer and the failure to tell jurors that a state witness was a paid informer.