Sentence examples for global performer from inspiring English sources
The muscular US takings – $652.3m, the third highest film ever – were stellar from a country that often cools on rote sequels; they coupled with the expected explosion in overseas grosses to produce the third highest global performer, too.
His share of the £350,000 purse would make the outstanding global performer of the moment, already victorious in the 2013 Dubai World Cup, the biggest money-spinner in North American racing history.
As a global performer himself, Haves runs with the crème de la crème of international circus performers and novelty act experts — many of whom live in Los Angeles, but find most of their work overseas.
Countries that rank well on efficiency but not effectiveness should worry that investment in their education systems and sound management of resources is still not catapulting them into the super-league of global performers.
The outstanding global equity performer has been China, where the CSI300 index ended 2014 with gains of nearly 50% after two final blockbuster months when hopes grew of more policy stimulus and foreigners won wider access to Chinese stocks.
To qualify as a global high performer, a company must stand out from its industry peers in growth, return to investors and future prospects.
Israel — around 1,330 miles northwest of Dubai — was the global top performer in the third quarter, according to Knight Frank, with house prices rising by 13.7% in the third quarter from last year.
When it comes to growth, it's tempting to take global high-performers like GE, IBM, Shell, or BMW as role models and look for opportunities outside the home markets.
Catwalk show is perhaps a slightly misleading description for the event; what started out as a marketing tool has become a yearly televised spectacular starring the world's most famous models and global superstar performers.
The result is a list of elite companies that can truly be described as global high performers.
Other requirements for the global high performers list: shares traded in the U.S. or Depositary Receipts, positive equity and sales of at least $1 billion.
