Sentence examples for performance has remained from inspiring English sources

Even in the United States, economic performance has remained mediocre, with growth hovering around 1.5% for the last few quarters.

But in the last few years, under Trinity Mirror's ownership, the paper has recovered some of the editorial values it had in Cudlipp's heyday (though its commercial performance has remained disappointing: circulation is now believed to be below two million, roughly the same level as when Bartholomew took charge in 1933).

Since then, the 52-year old utilities consultant has moved over to stocks–and his performance has remained strong.

The study reveals that the municipalities' performance has remained stable over the years, although there are considerable differences in performance among municipalities.

The performance has remained nearly unchanged as the cell number was increased by applying an independent cell liquid distribution network (ICLDN).

South Korea's Olympic performance has remained remarkably stable over the years, almost always registering around 30 medals in total, and what tends to determine their position in the medal table is more the fortunes of other nations.

Despite their potential, the microscopic mechanics details underlying their mechanical performance have remained largely elusive.

The incentive manipulation was successful in globally improving performance: The average reward rate was 69.9% (range: 0%–94%), versus 78.5% in Chiew and Braver (2013), and versus an expected rate of 30% if performance had remained at baseline levels.

For the most part, his performances have remained at a high level.

Wenger has been encouraged by the recent upturn in results, that recovery in Brussels the first of three successive wins, even if performances have remained stodgy at times.

Though performances have remained rare events, Momente, for soprano solo, four choral groups and 13 instrumentalists, is one of Karlheinz Stockhausen's greatest achievements.