Sentence examples for performance have led to from inspiring English sources
Advances in computational performance have led to the development of large-scale simulation tools for design.
Recent trends toward economically fabricating lightweight vehicle structures while ensuring structural performance have led to the implementation of crash-toughened adhesive bonding in automotive industry.
Low-cost and other processing advantages, as well as improving performance, have led to organic-based radio frequency identification tag development.
In recent years, various socioeconomic developments, especially in the political sphere, and not least an increasing internationalization and harmonization of university performance, have led to numerous changes in the European university sector (De Filippo et al. 2012; Delgado-Márquez et al. 2013).
The performance has led to criticism in some quarters in Hollywood of the overall leadership at NBC.
Lavish executive pay that does not track a company's performance has led to anger among shareholders in recent years.
A high pay commission discussion paper (PDF) noted that since the mid-1990s, the link between executive pay and performance has led "to huge increases in performance-related remuneration" without a "corresponding leap forward in company performance".
But a recording is, he emphasises, simply the fixing of a moment, and he laments how the pursuit of the ideal performance has led to a loss of risk-taking.
To Wall Street, in other words, HP is a printer company, with a few worthless distractions on the side.This horrid performance has led to calls that HP be broken up.
But as early as 1970, intolerance of disruptive classroom behaviour, coupled with growing parental anxiety about their children's school performance, had led to a steady increase in demand for Ritalin, the first ADHD wonder drug.
They contended that European and American aviation authorities were not sufficiently concerned about the safety practices of airlines that operate outside European or American airspace, where lax performance has led to a higher rate of fatal accidents.
