Sentence examples for performance flagged from inspiring English sources
He and others cited anecdotal evidence that those who bought funds through an intermediary were less likely to bolt when performance flagged.
Even as Dewey's performance flagged, the firm doled out lavish multiyear, multimillion-dollar guarantees to its top partners and star recruits.
The company filed for an initial public offering of stock in 2009, but it withdrew the offering last year after its financial performance flagged.
U.S. companies that adopt O strategies, as Hewlett-Packard did when its performance flagged in the 1980s, typically have strong, long-held, commitment-based psychological contracts with their employees.
When you hire a star, he leaves all that support behind so his performance flags.
Third, show your mentee that you are her champion and ally, even when her performance flags.
Thus was Mr. Schorr able to provide inside information about every model that flew the Motion Performance flag, from Cobras to VWs, along with terrific street, strip and shop photos.
DPT summarized the information necessary to attribute the performance flags (Table 1).
The immunity front (IF) performance flag was given to districts bordering an area that had used PsA-TT, while the campaign (ACC) performance flag was given to districts that would not require additional logistical support and planning to implement the immunization campaigns and had successfully mounted preventive mass immunization campaigns conducted over the 3 previous years.
In addition to the risk evaluation parameters, the opportunity to expand the geographic area of NmA immunity (called the immunity front) in the population and the ability to implement a large vaccination campaign were also assessed by adding so-called "performance flags".
The group has been working with Becky Allen, of Education Datalab, whose report [pdf] last year into school performance measures flagged up concerns about pupils being moved between schools and even being lost from the official figures altogether.
