Sentence examples for performance cited from inspiring English sources

Seventeen percent of those who disapproved of his job performance cited his handling of the budget.

This system has been transformed significantly over the past decade, resulting in the improved performance cited above.

An experimental paradigm comparing the effect of laptop multitasking on reading comprehension and task performance cited differential effects (Subrahmanyam et al., 2013).

Age-related changes in ΔCBF/ΔCMRO2 are sufficient to explain variations in BOLD responding and performance cited throughout the literature, assuming no bias based on physiological baseline CMRO2.

And about an hour into the show it was announced that Rihanna had cancelled her scheduled performance, citing throat problems.

Last month Clarence House (the Queen and Prince Charles attend on alternate years) suddenly decided to pull out of the royal film performance, citing a "diary clash".

Indeed, in a New York Times poll from June 2003, only 24percentt of those polled approved of Mr. Bloomberg's performance, citing job losses, tax increases and service cuts.

In a New York Times poll from June 2003, for example, only 24percentt of those polled approved of his performance, citing job losses, tax increases and service cuts.

Today, ENRC blamed rising costs for its weak financial performance, citing wage and energy inflation and a bigger bill linked to the price of raw materials used by its manufacturing operations.

Gleiberman was pessimistic towards Washington's performance, citing that it "had a ghastly ingenuity".

He said he was "not even a little bit happy" with Powell's performance, citing higher interest rates.