Sentence examples for nations performance from inspiring English sources

He had presided over a worst Africa Cup of Nations performance for 26 years.

Peter O'Mahony insists Ireland will rise from the ashes of their worst RBS 6 Nations performance that only saw them escape the wooden spoon on points difference.

Australia ranks 20th in the world, behind Canada and many European countries on a new index that compares different nations' performance on the SDGs.

As the former president Bill Clinton reminded us during his Face the Nation performance, few American politicians are as adept at the Washingtonian art of launching a well-crafted speculation balloon into the media winds.

"We're pleased to have reached an agreement with Scottish Swimming and Swim Wales on investment within the home nations," said British Swimming National performance director Chris Spice.

Some of their Tri-Nations performances were outstanding, especially the 41-39 win (five tries to three) over the Springboks in Bloemfontein.

Slashing funds for education, infrastructure and other vital needs will undercut future competitiveness and endanger industrialized nations' economic performance for generations.

Because this minibonanza was continuing a year after the subprime meltdown began, some people believed that for the most part the Latin American nations' economic performance had become decoupled from the developed countries' economic ills.

"There are two main aims for the World Cup, one is to obtain more Olympic positions, which is very important to us, and the other is to give our athletes the chance to compete against strong nations," GB performance director Alexei Evangulov told BBC Sport.

Example: way down in the 19th paragraph of the Journal article, The Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank Donald Kohn says he expected that the nations "economic performance would be better".

It is interesting to use a sequential control chart approach (i.e., simultaneously detecting outliers case by case) (1) to provide monthly records of the detailed trajectories of service supply for each hospital, and (2) to annually construct a data set for all hospitals in a nation to examine the nation's performance in controlling the amount of healthcare supplied.