Sentence examples for performance emerges from inspiring English sources

Another snapshot of processed beef's performance emerges from confidential records of tests in 2007 by the food giant Cargill.

As such, while a bid cannot be ruled out, we consider any acquisition price would have to be significantly in excess of that level given the speed that Man's stock could recover if any evidence of better industry demand or AHL performance emerges in the near term.

From a sociotechnical perspective, a system's performance, including its safety performance, emerges from the pattern of dynamic activities within and between its social and technical components.

In the process, a great performance emerged.

As for this year's performance, emerging markets have done better than American stocks.

Credit to Hardy, then, that Locke worked both as a tense drama and a masterclass in acting, with his performance emerging as arguably his best yet.

Mr. Hanks, like Mr. Spielberg, has nothing left to prove, and the nuances lurking in his sly, genial performance emerge only in retrospect.

What this all means is that, in terms of operating performance, emerging market companies will do much better over the next couple of years than their counterparts in the industrialized world.

The 1987 election saw another bad SNP performance, emerging with only three seats.

Dell said it expects to benefit from improving performance emerging countries, notebooks, enterprise and services.

As a matter of fact, no significant loss of performance emerged in terms of failure load; moreover, an increase of pre-failure stiffness was observed.