Sentence examples for outdated performance from inspiring English sources

ShareAction called on investors to push BP and Shell to develop low-carbon energy, remove outdated performance measures and reward bosses for working towards the Paris targets.

Legacy codes suffer from the additional curse of rigid design choices based on outdated performance metrics (e.g. minimization of memory footprint).

In rejecting the petition concerning 20th Street Elementary School, the district said that California's 2010 "parent trigger law," which allows parents to take over low-performing schools if they gather enough signatures, is not valid because it asks for outdated performance measurements.

Because of the number of channels we have access to nowadays, not only the official ones, but also the individual ones — anyone in Rio has a potential channel, literally, in his or her hand — signifying that awareness alone is becoming an outdated performance measurement.

His settled character and views became part of his performance, outdated phrases deliberately deployed in his articles and conversation.

This is exacerbated by the poor performance of outdated and inefficient pumping stations.

Animal welfare minister Lord Taylor described the use of creatures such as tigers, monkeys and zebras in performances as "outdated".

Insiders will argue that Baer's information is already outdated, that the C.I.A.'s performance in Afghanistan shows that its covert operators can move quickly and effectively when necessary.

By now, the notion that business is a place built on accountability and performance should be as outdated as the one-room schoolhouse.

In this case, the estimated SNR is outdated, and based on it, the system performance will be degraded consequently.

Indeed, poor outcomes among older surgeons could be because their training is outdated rather than because of a declining performance with age.