Sentence examples for on poor performance from inspiring English sources

Health Commissioner Clifton R. Lacy said that the clinics, which cost $108,000 each to run last year, were shut based on poor performance and productivity but that one of them, the Mercer Trenton Addiction Science Center, might be eligible for renewed financing.

Likewise "high stakes" tests — like the Chinese university entrance exam, which alone determines university placement — create anxiety and may unfairly derail a youngster's future based on poor performance on a single day.

It has to be frustrating for Ameriprise to see its menu of mutual funds splayed out for all of the world to see, complete with details on poor performance and a handy chart showing fees that are three to five times what they are at Vanguard.

(It had planned to set the bar at 8%, but since the five-year average was just 4.6% last summer, when the measure was being discussed, companies fought hard to lower it).Some Japanese life insurers, which have hitherto been especially loth to speak out on poor performance, say they will adopt return-on-equity targets for firms they invest in.

Statistics on poor performance understate reality.

Education professionals in Wales have been told by minister Leighton Andrews to get a grip on poor performance.

Players below No. 15 have a mathematical chance of winning, but must rely on poor performances by many higher-ranked players.

In Greece there is a law against sacking government workers solely on grounds of poor performance.

But sanctions on directors for poor performance are minimal.

The most significant is AHL's on-going poor performance.

Wales' economy has put on a "pretty poor performance", an industry expert has said.