Sentence examples for long-term performing from inspiring English sources

It might last a few years, but it doesn't attract the best people, and it certainly doesn't create the energy and engagement that you need to be a long-term performing company.

"To the extent principal reduction and other modification tools help us turn mortgages headed for possible foreclosure into long-term performing loans, it will be positive for homeowners, mortgage investors and communities," Ron Sturzenegger, a legacy asset servicing executive, said in the statement.

But some of best long-term performing letters are buying on the eve of war.

This study has the strengths of being large-scale, long-term, performed in a setting where health surveys target the whole middle-aged population without any selection, and are integrated into primary care routines.

Finally, long-term performance testing was performed and OCV curves are reported.

Acting without the informed consent of the participants, physicians left the disease untreated while studying its long-term effects, performing painful procedures such as spinal taps purely for research.

However, due to deformity of the stomach associated with long-term herniation, performing "floppy" fundoplication during hernia repair is often technically difficult in those patients and may induce postoperative obstruction and bloating.

One must point out that we followed our patients for a very long-term period, performing six infusion courses in a period of 120 weeks.

It finds that companies that take a long-term view perform better on many metrics, such as employment growth and shareholder return.

With the furious backup in interest rates of the past year, long-term bonds performed miserably; the longest strip bonds most miserably of all.

The negative effects of unemployment not only impact our generation, but the next since children of the long-term unemployed perform worse in school and ultimately earn less than those without unemployed parents.