Sentence examples for more successful performance from inspiring English sources

It was a more modest contribution from him, but it was a more successful performance than that of Rondo.

It is found that for most of the bus lines in Thessaloniki, scheduling of buses with fewer seats would be a more successful performance improvement measure than reducing their span of service.

It is in some ways the more successful performance – or in any case I found it pleasing and intriguing in ways I found the narcissist "Trout" not to be.

As portrayed by Josh Young, who gives one of the more successful performances in the show, Judas is an amped-up wreck.

Bayer 04 Leverkusen have won the neutrals' loud applause for fast, aggressive football under Roger Schmidt, and Borussia Mönchengladbach (all but confirmed as direct qualifiers for the Champions League after the 3-0 win over Bayer) even more so for their little less fast, less aggressive but more successful performances under Lucien Favre.

Corbyn's Commons attack on the government's plans to force all schools to become academies, which he condemned as a "top-down reorganisation", was regarded as one of his more successful performances at Westminster since winning the Labour leadership last year.

Five or more successful performances resulted in advancement to Level 2b, while three failures in a row resulted in retraining under Level 2a.

The results confirm the proposed interaction of anxiety and cognition: In BALB/c mice, adaptive characteristics of anxiety were paralleled by more successful cognitive performance, while in 129P2 mice nonadaptive anxiety-related behaviour was accompanied by a higher level of short-term memory errors and less cognitive flexibility.

Comparing the performance results of the merged data sets, we observe that none of the merged data sets was more successful in prediction performance than the best individual data sets.

While the potentially heroic cyclist Victoria Pendleton tells us that nothing, absolutely nothing, matters to her more than a successful performance, some take a wider view.

Far more successful was the performance after intermission of Haydn's "Seven Last Words of Christ," which is more restrained and introverted than his theatrical oratorio "The Creation".