Sentence examples for one-year performances from inspiring English sources

Time is the common thread running through the five one-year performances, all of which involved extreme physical and psychological challenges.

And history revisited Abramović on the opening night, as a parade of fellow performance artists sat with her: Tehching Hsieh (the undisputed king of endurance, legendary for his one-year performances in the 1980s), the Austrian feminist (and friend of Marina's) Valie Export, and Joan Jonas, perhaps the only artist of Abramović's generation to continue with performance art after the 1970s.

Black replaced the old system, based on one-year performance and asset growth, with a new scheme that pays the most for three-year records.

StarMine bases the pan-Asian awards on the one-year performance of recommendations from July 1 , 2005 through June 30, 2006, and on estimates for fiscal year 2005 for companies based in the Pan-Asian region, excluding Japan.

If the market treads water between now and March, the one-year performance figures on March 9 will show a climb of more than 53percentt.

Nor have the baseball writers necessarily rewarded a spectacular one-year performance of the sort that McGwire had in 1998.

The Republican National Committee today e-mailed out a "Daschle One-Year Performance Review," rating the senator "unsatisfactory".

Nearly three-quarters of Janus's funds are now rated in the top half for one-year performance by Lipper, a research firm, up from only 40% a year ago.

In any event, the research suggests that while investors shouldn't necessarily follow advisers with the best one-year performance, they should certainly avoid those with the worst.

The fund's Lipper small-cap ranking (for one-year performance) has moved from 201st place in 2001, the year before he came aboard, to 95th in 2004.

The index nosedived 33.79% for full-year 2008, its worst one-year performance since the small-cap index's inception in 1979.