Sentence examples for far greater performance from inspiring English sources

Other investment professionals often face far greater performance pressure.

Although the Women's Initiative has made managing more complicated, the benefits are substantial: greater creativity, faster growth, and far greater performance for our clients.

As the costs of communicating in cyberspace falls, the researchers said, existing barriers to creating fundamentally new kinds of digital machines capable of far greater performance, and not limited by physical distance, should disappear.

The problem is that we have far greater performance and reliability requirements: our products help ensure airplanes remain in the air, banks remain in operation and medical imagery works in hospital emergency rooms.

I know there's microSD, but this still feels like an opportunity missed given the far greater performance of internal storage.

Hughes has, relatively speaking, suffered even greater injustice than Hayden did because the performance gap between Hughes and his competitors for a spot at the top of the Australian batting order is far greater than the performance gap between Hayden and his competitors ever was.

He graded the songs performed "C−" through to "A−", commending what he deemed "by far the greatest performance of "Ice Ice Baby" ever".

It took the genius of Alfred Hitchcock to absorb Ms. Novak's dual nature into the tragic paradox of her dual role in "Vertigo" (1958), by far her greatest performance and a crucial component of one of the great works of art of the 20th century.

The developing countries also have a far greater influence on the performance of the rich economies than is generally realised.

Poverty has a far greater influence on the performance of white British pupils at school than any other ethnic group, according to research published today.

The companies were asked what profits they made in which areas, with Bentley and Marchant pointing out that, as UK quoted companies, they had to make far greater disclosure of the performance of their respective businesses.