Sentence examples for crisis in performance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rempis is also a principal in Umbrella Music, a loose confederation of presenters that emerged from a crisis in performance venues in 2005.

That, in turn, will reduce the risk that women are taking top jobs at companies that may already be in crisis, experiencing performance problems or be in transition.

But the clash sparked a crisis in Turkey after the performance of the referee catapulted the game to international fame.

We see government spending £500m to resolve the A&E performance crisis in ways that do not address what is actually happening in emergency departments.

Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) have emerged as a promising solution for the communication crisis in today's high-performance Multi-Processor System-on-Chip (MPSoC) architectures.

Mr. Giamatti, best known for his film and television work (his breakthrough as a wine snob reeling from crisis to crisis in "Sideways," his Emmy-winning performance as the second president in "John Adams") occasionally brings a note of antic desperation to the role, which adds some fresh piquancy to his interpretation.

At one extreme, governments such as Malaysia's have hoped to turn criticism of the IMF's performance during the crisis in Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea into the foundations of a new Asian Monetary Fund that would dish money out with fewer pesky conditions.

Even if his package of reforms is successful, and even if the National Health Service improves its performance despite a crisis in public finances, the debate over health care funding has only just begun.

Wan and Yiu (2009) state that corporate acquisitions during environmental crises more positively relate to post-crisis performance than in periods either before or following an industry crisis.

He generally thrives in a crisis; his Commons performance was not the only backs-to-the-wall triumph in his career.

Russia's rebound also looks lackluster compared with its own performance after an earlier crisis, in 1998.