Sentence examples for performance escalated from inspiring English sources

Fraser's initially benign comments to Channel Nine's Today program about the 20-year-old's bizarre second-set performance escalated into a series of remarks aimed at the heritage of Kyrgios and compatriot Bernard Tomic.

But Hahn is magnificent, her performance escalating from casual jauntiness to righteous mania as she confronts the scale of her husband's infidelities.

By this time, Dominic Hill's masterly ensemble production for the Citizens and the National Theatre of Scotland – presented over two performances – has escalated to the level of gothic horror.

"We were trying to figure out how to pay for it," Mr. Devan said, "when the phone rang and it was Dennis, saying, 'We want to partner with you.' " Knight's support allowed the "Hallelujah" performance to escalate wildly, eventually involving 28 groups — "everything from the Presbyterian church choir to the Gay Men's Chorus," Mr. Devan said.

At the same time, performance requirements have escalated over time.

It has really escalated his performance.

The pressure drop for higher protrusions escalated at higher pressure drop, leading to higher performance indices for microchannels with lower protrusions at higher Reynolds numbers.

The demonstration never escalated to a strike, and Mahindra linked bonuses to performance.

rhPEPD dose was escalated to 2 mg/kg thrice weekly, in view of its performance in CHO-K1/ERBB2 tumors.

Although femtocell can escalate the performance of indoor users, interference is the critical factor in this regard because of the co-channel deployment of macrocell and femtocell.

The controversy escalated when Advanced Micro Devices accused an industry consortium of altering a standard performance test to favor Intel.