Sentence examples for more on performance from inspiring English sources

Players are breaking down at such a rate that teams are basing contracts more on performance incentives like games played and innings pitched.

This change is generally supported by student development literature which suggests that students concentrate more on performance and establishing their academic identity when they enter their second year.

Or the idea we have about boys and girls "natural" capabilities and in the workplace, where men tend to be promoted more on potential and women more on performance.

Stricter differentiation models offering stronger assurances or even guarantees are likely to impact more on performance metrics related to energy and spectrum efficiency.

There are examples where the design speed of new high-speed lines has been based more on performance of present technology than on optimisation of the cost-benefit outcome considering future needs.

As players think that training should focus more on performance than on injury prevention, 21 this view would need to be considered.

Last week William Donaldson, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, told compensation committees to focus more on performance-related pay schemes.The likely introduction of accounting rules that will compel American companies next year (for the first time) to "expense" share options—ie, measure and take into account their cost will reduce their attraction.

Most of our panellists did not engage much with the policy detail and focused much more on performances.

Whitehall is continually exhorted to be more entrepreneurial, more focused on performance management.

Bernd Pischetsrieder, the chief executive, and his ally, Wolfgang Bernhard, are trying to make the firm more "Anglo-Saxon", with more focus on performance.

Robert Canning of IGN called it "very underwhelming" and gave it an "okay" rating of 6.5 out of 10; he noted that competition episodes such as this one spend more time on performance, and deemed the non-performance segments "blase".