Sentence examples for performance has been made from inspiring English sources

The economy's tepid performance has been made worse by falling prices, which erode profits and make debts more burdensome.

Mr Towers has also maintained that Rover's financial performance has been made to look worse than it really is by conservative German accounting conventions.

Do the Germans and Dutch fully appreciate the extent to which their own recent good economic performance has been made possible by the inclusion in the euro zone of Greece and other less-competitive southern countries?

As a result, a significant improvement of performance has been made, especially as compared with the other existing works in the same field.

In the past few weeks data on school performance has been made publicly available through two excellent websites; CollegeScoreCard.ed.gov and Propublica Debt by Degree.

Not one member of the Merion team managed to post a score in the double digits, and even by the end of one full inning, fewer than 80 runs — a disastrous performance — had been made.

Many efforts of improving the gas sensor performance have been made in order to detect and monitor those gases.

Comparisons on the clustering performance have been made with the well-known K-means and nearest neighbor-based clustering techniques.

However, although significant improvements in tool performance have been made since the early days, diamond tools are still the main factor for cost effectiveness.

Arguments for the importance of contextual factors in understanding human performance have been made extremely persuasively in the context of the process control industries.

Where measures of student performance have been made, the results tend towards a positive effect.