Sentence examples for crisis performance from inspiring English sources

Then, best fitted data envelopment analysis (DEA) is used to examine resilience engineering factors in context of economic crisis performance.

Complete with cardboard weapons, fake blood, and the sounds of gun shots blasted through a bullhorn, the Open Carry Walk and Crisis Performance Event will, its organizers believe,help illustrate that allowing people to carry concealed guns makes them safer.

Depressingly, Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff have shown that America's post-crisis performance, while bad in an absolute sense, has actually been relatively good compared with the broader historical record.

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.

On the financial crisis his performance has been as assured as Mr McCain's has been febrile.

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.

In the face of his country's crisis, the performance, called "The End," spoke at once to his belief in the beauty of the artistic gesture and to the futility of it.

Schularick and Taylor have an update to their article on post-crisis economic performance.

They were, however, exceptional relative to US post-crisis economic performance.

There are a couple of factors that help to explain the disparity between the UK's pre- and post-crisis productivity performance.