Sentence examples for performance forced from inspiring English sources
The poor performance forced the company to cut its way to a decent profit, slashing the amount of money it sets aside for pay and bonuses.
The poor performance forced Goldman to cut its way to a decent profit, slashing the amount of money it sets aside for bonuses.
The firm came apart earlier this year after weak financial performance forced it to slash compensation, leading to a partner exodus.
About 75 of its 300 partners have left the firm since January after a weak financial performance forced management to slash partners' salaries, many of which had previously been guaranteed.
Once one of country's largest law firms, Dewey entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in May after a debt-heavy balance sheet and poor financial performance forced it to slash partners' pay, leading to a mass exodus.
He knew he wanted to play folkloric, Yoruba-style drums in the contest; his style wasn't jazz at all, and his performance forced the judges to abandon the idea that this should be a jazz-related competition.
His strings also had a curious habit of snapping in the middle of a performance, forcing Paganini to continue playing on ever fewer strings, with ever more virtuosic fingerings.
His analysis rang true hours later, as the Celtics turned in a mixed defensive performance — forcing the Nets into a poor shooting night but losing the game by failing to finish their defensive stands with a rebound.
Rather, the stream would just cut out at times – often during the middle of a performance, forcing me to refresh the site, re-verify my location, then wait for the stream to kick off again.
McCutcheon was replaced by her understudy Alexandra Jay, who would also fall sick hours before a performance, forcing her understudy, Kerry Ellis, to take the lead.
The conceptual S-curve exhibits a similar trend to a typical technology adoption curve where a limit in the performance forces the introduction of new technologies.
