Sentence examples for performance executives from inspiring English sources

Gruner & Jahr will pay about $340 million for the magazine, with bonuses of up to $150 million to be paid to Mr. Zuckerman contingent on the magazine's performance, executives on both sides of the deal said.

According to the S.E.C. complaint, to avoid that outcome and to ensure that senior Enron executives obtained bonuses that were tied to the company's performance, executives within the company assembled the ideas for the two transactions and approached Merrill with them.

Complementary to memory performance, executive functions were evaluated by Trail Making Test B (time to complete) and a measure of global functioning was provided by the MMSE score.

An association of white matter hyperintensities with a faster decline in global cognitive performance, executive function, and processing speed was also suggested.

While Aβ deposition is associated with altered activity patterns in the default network during memory encoding tasks [ 46], WMH are associated with a faster decline in global cognitive performance, executive function and processing speed in MCI subjects [ 54].

Describes J-Kwon's showcase performance for executives at Arista Records, in Manhattan.

No longer is it a reward for exceptional performance; instead, executives get them merely for delivering targets.

That sometimes leaves ordinary workers more exposed to the ups and downs of corporate performance than executives.

Here, we addressed this question by taking into account emerging evidence indicating impaired performance in executive tasks by high trait anxiety specifically in individuals with lower executive capacities.

Earlier age of stroke was associated with better performance on executive function tasks of sequencing and switching and with fewer self-rated everyday executive function behavioral difficulties.

Measures of IR (HOMA-IR and fasting insulin levels) were inversely associated with visual memory and executive function, whereas glycemic indices (diabetes and HbA1c) were inversely associated only with performance on executive function.