Sentence examples for ignore performance from inspiring English sources

Chomsky decreed that linguistics could ignore performance as "noise" — as idiosyncrasies irrelevant to a theorist of grammar, as cuts or bruises would be considered irrelevant by a biologist describing the structure of a leg.

They often equate customers' behavior and ignore performance of different customers and the impact on the failure rate for the purpose of simplification (Murthy and Djamaludin 2002).

They all keep saying they wish A-Rod would go just away, yet the writers dedicate a full column or page to writing about him, the talk-show hosts talk about him for an hour or more, and Selig and Major League Baseball ignore performance-enhancing drug users and even celebrated them when they resurrected baseball in the late 1990s.

We performed two G-studies: one ignoring performance improvement and the other taking performance improvement into account.

In this environment, he said, investors ignore past performance and treat all companies equally.

But the backfield situation is not clear-cut in Green Bay, and coaches will not ignore this performance.

As John F. Welch Jr., the chief executive of General Electric, wrote in an internal memo, "If loyalty means that this company will ignore poor performance, then loyalty is off the table".

Others said the change would not address another problem: the tendency of some principals to ignore poor performance in order to avoid the time-consuming grievance process that teachers are entitled to under union rules.

We ignore the performance loss caused by the necessary uplink and downlink signalling transmission.

Impact here does not ignore sporting performance but encapsulates overall youth development.

The whole point of long-term value investing is to ignore the performance bumps and stick to your position.