Sentence examples for driven by the performance from inspiring English sources

The ONS said that much of the October growth was driven by the performance of department stores and non-food outlets.

Alternatively, replicators have attempted to deconstruct the sources of the hedge-fund industry's returns, finding, for example, that they are driven by the performance of the American stockmarket or by movements in bond yields.

Pretax profit in the investment banking operation rose to 1.3 billion francs from 907 million francs in the first quarter of 2012, partly as a result of cost cuts but also driven by the performance of its fixed-income sales and trading business.

Like Viacom, their results were driven by the performance of their cable networks — HBO and Turner in Time Warner's case, and Fox News and FX for News Corporation — which have withstood the business challenges of the Internet far better than any other aspect of the media business.

"Now we have more capital and that's driven by the performance of our own individual funds," said Mullen.

The number of instances is mainly driven by the performance dimensions time and quality (Linhart et al. 2015).

Anghel and Cabrales (2010) analyze the performance of 6th grade students in Madrid and document the substantial achievement gap between immigrant and native students, mostly driven by the low performance of students from Latin America.

Driven by the strong performance of American business, and by what people now consider a speculative boom, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index more than tripled between the start of 1995 and the spring of this year.

It said that 5,000 jobs would go.Siemens, a European technology giant, was hit by heavy losses in the latest quarter, driven by the poor performance of its telecoms businesses.

ITV, which is also home to Coronation Street, said profits rose to £398 million in 2011 after it gained market share, driven by the strong performance of its digital channels, although there was a 1% decline at its flagship ITV1.

Adrian Lowcock, head of investing at Axa Wealth, explained: "The outperformance by ethical benchmarks has been driven by the poor performance of oil and mining sectors... Most ethical funds have no exposure to these areas and so have protected investors from the falls".