Sentence examples for overdue performance from inspiring English sources

Embedding HPSR into decision-making, in turn, promises to strengthen the validity of technical decisions about health and can drive overdue performance enhancements for LMIC health systems.

The Foo Fighters look to be a good bet for Glastonbury 2015, after Dave Grohl said the organisers should "give us a call" and Emily Eavis said the band are "overdue" a performance.

Though a new recording is long overdue, this 1985 performance captures much of the work's spirit.

A revised version was presented at the Juilliard School in 1975 and more recently at the Spoleto Festival and at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, but a major New York performance is overdue.

Not necessarily in terms of who won, although the women who won were pretty much all terrific, and Jeffrey Tambor's long overdue Golden Globe for his performance as a transgender woman is a triumph for feminists and transgender people.

Some go further: in an article in Foreign Affairs magazine called "Bearish on Brazil", Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley argues that the country rose with commodity prices and will fall again when they do.A reassessment of Brazil's recent performance is overdue.

These issues are selling at steep discounts to their intrinsic worth and are long overdue for strong relative performance.

Given the extensive history of multimedia presentations at some institutions, some say the new attention being paid to performance is considerably overdue.

It's time they undertook a long overdue self-examination of their performance.

It's a poor group and the performance on Friday was overdue, to say the least.

There has been a long-overdue simplification of the government's performance targets, along with a commitment to more closely involve the public in decision-making.