Sentence examples for performance choosing from inspiring English sources

And despite the bond funds' less-volatile performance, choosing one is scarcely a piece of cake.

Yet typical mass-market buyers don't put much stock in performance, choosing Toyota Camrys and other dull-but-reliable cars by wide margins over Mazda's medal-winning counterparts.

ATLANTA (AP) — Maroon 5 has canceled its news conference to discuss the band's Super Bowl halftime performance, choosing to not meet with reporters as most acts have done.

She and Rafa have now teamed up to finalize a libretto for the Kandinsky performance, choosing from seminal philosophical texts on skepticism, perception and color, which have been selected by Philosopher Brian Massumi.

Gerre Hancock, the church's chief musician through three decades and the conductor of this performance, chose tempos that were varied and active, and his choir's tone remained true and touchingly human throughout the long evening.

Fees are negatively correlated to investment returns compared to their benchmarks; if you want the best performance, choose index mutual funds with the lowest fees.

But between his graveled depths and crystal clear high notes, it's hard to fault him for this retro performance, chosen for him by the judges.

Given that two curves are parallel, the size of the shift is independent of the level of performance chosen as the behavioral criterion.

For better performance, choose the 'Medium' or 'Large' instances.

36 It is possible that hospitals with better baseline orthopaedic performance "choose" to specialise in orthopaedics over time while avoiding other areas of care.

The 64-year-old director-superstar has acquired, in front of the camera, none of the presence of Paul Newman, and has moreover jettisoned the laconic wit of his young performances, choosing only old bimbo roles.