Sentence examples for performance if it from inspiring English sources

Britain criticized a United Nations world food summit meeting here today as a waste of time and said the United Nations agency that called it would have to improve its performance if it was serious about reducing global hunger.

Here, voters have four or five years to make a judgment about a government's record in office and form opinions about the main opposition party and its probable performance if it were to win".

"We don't want an ETF to get credit for showing a 'good' performance if it's merely tracking its benchmark, or, in a bear market, to be blamed for a 'bad' performance if it's really the benchmark which has been lagging," says Lowell.

The combined system could achieve a better performance if it is well performed.

The NHS cannot continue to match its impressive historical performance if it is thrown on the tender mercies of private corporations and insurance companies.

A startling performance, if it was a performance, though it's hard to tell.

"Bring It On" does have the advantage of being able to add performances if it's a hit; its next tour booking is in early 2013.

Carlsen's win over Ivanchuk was one of his vintage performances (if it is possible to say such a thing about a player who is only 20 years old).

"A complex system can meet optimal performances if it has been optimized as a whole, defining the ideal performance required by the system considered as a whole and the requirements of its subsystems for optimal performances".

These reflections help the formulation of an effective definition of CDE method: "A complex system can meet optimal performances if it has been optimized as a whole, defining the ideal performance required by the system considered as a whole and the requirements of its subsystems for optimal performances".

America will not achieve high-performance if it replaces teachers with machines or turns teachers into machines.