Sentence examples for performance by which from inspiring English sources

Despite his d'Artagnan-like facial hair arrangement, there was nothing cavalier about a performance by which even the most trigger-happy Tweeter would have struggled to be offended.

What we do know is workers' lives need defence not contingent on statistics and the arcane calculus of CEO performance by which people's lives are measured against profits.

Horta-Osório said these issues should not have an impact on the underlying performance, by which measure profits rose 32%too £3.9bn.

The playwright uses the word virtuoso to describe the actor's performance, by which he means that Mr. O'Hare's nightly flourishes, experiments and embellishments have become intrinsic to the production.

In this context, the best standard of performance by which to motivate the organization is a relative one to ask how the company is performing relative to previous strategies, relative to the results of last quarter or last year, relative to the best competitors in the same product markets.

The first measure is performance, by which we mean the REIT's ability to deliver a high yield and/or growth rate, in comparison with peers.

Sony's doing it now, selling CDs that offer "Zenph Re-Performance," by which classic piano recordings are turned into electronic freak shows.

And activist shareholders played a major role in spreading the notion of pay-for-performance, by which executives would be compensated based on their ability to meet board-devised financial targets.

These can be seen as romantic metaphors for the isolated artist, but they were partly inspired by the news of the day: the performances by which they lived were largely outlawed under the Third Empire.

The third act is a later performance still, by which stage everyone is at each other's throats.

Another is that at present, there is no performance standard by which the equipment would be certified for use.